Sentence examples similar to it hard to visualize that from inspiring English sources

With a painful larigh he said, "Business is so different right now that it's hard to visualize that we will have a holiday season". He rang off with an admoni tion to hope for the best.

He cautioned that federal budget deficits made it "hard to visualize major health reform before the 2008 elections".

And all those drawings are two-dimensional, making it hard to visualize them accurately.

Was it hard to visualize how an indie film could do what a big-budget film does?

It is helpful to visualize that and then to decide what I will do.

It's hard to visualize for me, to really wrap my head around what that might mean.

"It's very hard to visualize because it's not like any kind of bus system that most people are familiar with," said Marvin Gersten, of the engineering and consulting firm Parsons Brinkerhoff.

It's amazing how some concepts that are hard to visualize on paper, like electron orbitals of atoms, finally make sense when you see them in a 3D system where you can pick them up and play with them.

The wall that divides Berlin is hard to visualize, because it defies comparison.

By John Bainbridge The wall that divides Berlin is hard to visualize, because it defies comparison.

"Forty-six million is a huge number and one that is hard to visualize, whether we're talking about individual works of art or birds," she says of her 46 Million Turkeys project.