Sentence examples for it's difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

"Every human being feels their own reality and it's difficult to understand someone else's reality until you walk in their shoes.

Being seen by a different doctor at each consultation made follow-up intermittent and impeded build-up of rapport ("The doctor was different at each consultation…I think it's difficult to understand the patient's need" P52).

"It's difficult to understand how the vendor's name could impact [an ongoing investigation]," Brown said.

Short of a survey, though, it's difficult to understand gaps and disparities in women's use of the services, he said.

It's difficult to understand the attacks in Paris - but the caricaturist's craft offers a means of doing so, says Adam Gopnik.

It's difficult to understand something like income inequality across large populations and to communicate your understanding of it across vast distances without counting.

"As they've already made a decision based on it and therefore it's difficult to understand why it hasn't arrived yet," said Pat McQuaid, the International Cycling Union's president.

"It's difficult to understand".

"It's difficult to understand," Wardak said.

"It's difficult to understand, all this violence.

It's difficult to understand, to concede a corner when it doesn't go off the goalkeeper.