Sentence examples for seemed difficult to conceive from inspiring English sources

But for Mr. Kennedy, who has worked conventions as a ward heeler for his brother Jack in 1960, eulogized two dead brothers and run as a candidate for president, such a silent denouement seemed difficult to conceive of.

At this point, it seems difficult to conceive of them ever working again, but those rehabilitation centres in the Swiss Alps must be getting awfully full.

A single enzymatic reaction that releases the methyl group from 5mC but keeps the DNA backbone untouched (a DNA "demethylase" reaction) seems difficult to conceive.

It seems difficult to consider the case by variational method.

Yet, sometimes even that seemed difficult to remember.

Essence can be considered in itself, without actuality, and yet it seems more difficult to conceive of it without its own being, since, from a formal perspective, essence is always its being, and the relation of participation in divine essence that constitutes every essence is eternal and indestructible.

"A suicide that also took 149 people to their deaths seems hard to conceive," he said.

This might seem difficult to imagine today.

On one level it seems difficult to argue with him.

These differences seem difficult to revert.

This seems difficult to do in applications.