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

But I found it very difficult to explain to someone why you did a film, what are your thoughts on that subject.

"I find it very difficult to explain the softness of the euro from the European side," said Nicholas P. Sargen, global market strategist for J. P. Morgan's private clients.

In this case, the pigeons are true professionals and do not disappoint, though you find it very difficult to explain to people why you and a photographer are running after them like ornithologists on speed.

"It makes it very difficult to explain how our finals work.

(This represents an advantage of contractualism over naïve versions of Kantian ethics, which reject all consequentialist reasons and thus make it very difficult to explain why the consequences of our actions have any moral significance at all).

In a letter to the Turin newspaper, La Stampa, Mr. Pavarotti wrote that "it is very difficult to explain the life of one who travels the world and who visits 50 cities every year".

But, the thing that is funny about it -- and it's very difficult to explain without sounding un-generous and you never want that, but -- if you win the Super Bowl or the World Series, the act and the event are the same thing.

It's very difficult to explain it to employees.

Nonetheless, "one of the things I found frustrating about my PhD work was that, although you produced beautiful crystal structures, people would often ask what it was used for, and it was very difficult to explain.

"It's very difficult to explain to anybody who has not been through it but it felt like sometimes when you are busy and talking to people the pain almost seemed to go away and then it would just come in floods of emotion".

"It's very difficult to explain this to the world because it's all about slogans".