Sentence examples for more difficult to believe from inspiring English sources

With each passing day it becomes more difficult to believe they are alive, Ms. Moore said.

When one meets the doctor, at his apartment in Brooklyn, it's even more difficult to believe.

Still, with each decision Ryan found it more difficult to believe that Obama would govern as a moderate consensus builder.

The implication that he essentially went about his cheating alone, however, seems ever more difficult to believe.

If it was difficult to interpret a remark made over the phone as an order, it was more difficult to believe that Eichmann had been in a position to give orders to Army generals.

If the US government and the international community fail to seize this golden opportunity, they will aid the cynics of both countries and make it more difficult to believe in the willingness of the US to improve relations.

"It makes it much more difficult to ever believe them again on anything they say fiscally".

I have feeling that Bafta voters will be more taken with Norton's slightly more unvarnished performance; it's difficult to believe that it's the same actor who plays earnest, jazz-loving canon Sidney Chambers in Grantchester.

Even more irritating, you find it difficult to believe in Benni as a coherent character.

It is difficult to believe that more blood - mainly black blood - will not be spilled.

"I find it difficult to believe, indeed more than difficult, having lived here all my life and being part of everything that has happened here, that the black family protects the rapist because he's one of them," she said.