Sentence examples for it is very difficult to comprehend from inspiring English sources

"It is very difficult to comprehend the senselessness of it," said Michael J. Ritacco, superintendent of the 18,000-student Toms River School District.

"But it's very difficult to comprehend".

The bottom line is that to me this is a paper that reaches very interesting conclusions, but which is very difficult to comprehend in its entirety and some (if not many) of its results cannot be verified (or are very difficult to verify) independently.

"To consider that this is the work of some evil deed is very difficult to comprehend," Mr. Koperberg said.

Death teaches us so much about life and about ourselves, even though it can be very difficult to comprehend and experience -- especially when the person dying is someone very close to us.

Mr. Dormer said the killings were "very difficult to comprehend".

"He convinced me to get into racing, which was very difficult to comprehend at the time.

They were very difficult to comprehend for those participants who had not seen them before, and were not intuitively located.

At the time, it was very hard to comprehend.

"It's very hard to comprehend what has happened.

"Obviously it is very difficult for the rest of us to even comprehend how someone can get himself to a state of mind where the children become expendable," Dr Gregory said.