Sentence examples for it difficult to comprehend from inspiring English sources

Before imposing the sentence, Justice Laura Visitaciof-Lewis of Manhattan State Supreme Court called Mr. Drake a remorseless criminal who committed an act "so brazen, that even in a city where we are accustomed to violence," its senselessness and brutality made it difficult to comprehend.

But those minuscule entry points make it difficult to comprehend what has been done in there.

He told his mother and sister by letter that he was an atheist but they found it difficult to comprehend.

Older people often have physical problems — including deterioration in sight, hearing, balance, memory and agility — that make it difficult to comprehend complex instructions or react quickly to directions.

After the memorial service ended yesterday morning, some residents said that the sheer magnitude of the accident had made it difficult to comprehend the loss.

"I find it difficult to comprehend that the State of Tennessee would have approved that as a permanent disposal site," Mr. FitzGerald said.

Unless you have seen it yourself it is difficult to comprehend the beautiful and desolate emptiness of this island.

"It is difficult to comprehend why it is not possible at this stage of the playoffs".

It is difficult to comprehend how it would be possible for students to understand new content if they cannot make accurate judgments about their current knowledge (Tobias and Everson, 2002).

Because most people had never seen a woman aim as high as Hillary Clinton, it was difficult to comprehend the tenacity and determination it took to break through the glass ceiling of glass ceilings.

"It's difficult to comprehend how Baird could consider the Fahmy case, important as it is, 'the only major irritant' in Canada's relationship with Egypt," Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, told VICE.