Sentence examples for very difficult to grasp from inspiring English sources

But he offered a disclaimer: "There was an imperceptible suspension in the syncopation, a nonchalant respiration, a light pause that I found very difficult to grasp".

Even on a backstage tour it is very difficult to grasp the complexity of an opera production and how the whole thing breathes together.

I mean, they're out there and in some sense — it's very difficult to grasp — but we discover them, we don't hallucinate them".

"It is very difficult to grasp the effect of this combination on consumers in markets that have barely emerged, or have yet to be created even".

"Nonscientists find it very difficult to grasp that once you initiate a technology breakthrough — particularly if it's fundamental and provides what we call a platform technology — the world out there is waiting for a chance to exploit that.

"They find it very difficult to grasp the the concept of compound interest.

"But it's very difficult to comprehend".

The philosophical teachings in Tibetan Buddhism, especially the teaching on imputation by mind, are very subtle and difficult to grasp and will likely take years, or at the very least several months, of study and contemplation before they start to really make sense and apply to your personal experience in a real way.

"Before, tutors would come in for short trips and there was no local supervisor – it was very rushed and difficult to grasp".

JW: It's all very abstract, and difficult to grasp.

At the time, the Foundation was hesitant to fund such a gathering, noting in its response "this new field of mathematical models…is still difficult to grasp very clearly".