Sentence examples for it quite difficult to explain from inspiring English sources

I would just observe that you are all finding it quite difficult to explain this "accountability to the public" aspect of your businesses.

And then I find it quite difficult to explain to them that they don't need it.

It's quite difficult to explain the world in which it is set in, without spoiling it, but it makes sense once you begin!

It's quite difficult to explain, but I think certain people are drawn to certain sounds".

It is quite difficult to explain the extent of her crimes.

"But yes it is quite difficult to explain for the normal football fan, but that is the current situation".

But one oddity emerged in the course of the report that it is quite difficult to explain and is worth exploring in more detail.An oft-quoted argument for investing in emerging markets is their superior economic growth.

I am such a big fan, I watch his films again and again, and knew this would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see him playing Hamlet in person – though it was quite difficult to explain to my boss why I needed the time off".

Besides, it is quite difficult to explain such a large radon decrease by environmental parameters.

Despite these facts it is quite difficult to explain why INT investors do not invest in SR funds since they have very similar values for almost all the variables when compared to SR fund investors' values.

Mady: It's quite difficult to explain all this; a twin will always be a twin even if she gets married.