Sentence examples for it hard to conceive from inspiring English sources

Most Palestinians still find it hard to conceive of a durable peace with Israel.

Writer tells how many politicians and public officials find it hard to conceive of a world without the Cold War.

Weak property rights, poorly enforced contracts and the fear that profits will be siphoned away make it hard to conceive of ventures that might generate a reliable return.

If Australian spectators find it hard to conceive of their cricketers being bested, it is because they have so seldom seen it.

Living through a worldwide upsurge of violence, most of us may find it hard to conceive of Buddhist principles as politically efficacious.

The New Yorker, January 1 , 1990P. 21 Writer tells how many politicians and public officials find it hard to conceive of a world without the Cold War.

Be aware that aged over 35 you are statistically going to find it harder to conceive and the risk of birth defects increases steadily with every year you age.

"Until you experience it, it's hard to conceive," Ms. Kondaks said.

You see an iceberg sitting out in the middle of the ocean, it's hard to conceive that it might be moving at 2-3 knots.

As to conceivability, it is hard to conceive that there is no limit to summation at which one has taken in everything.

It's hard to conceive of a taste it doesn't appeal to -- even the French like it!