Sentence examples for was difficult to grasp from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to grasp what was occurring in front of the eyes.

But the play is so complicated that it was difficult to grasp completely.

"At first it was difficult to grasp the fact that what one saw was not a news film but historic events unfolding even as one watched".

Admittedly, it was difficult to grasp the beat, but over time (and several near-phone-chucking moments later), the representative could actually maintain the rhythm, even in "Hard" mode.

Some students felt that the materials were so complex that it was difficult to grasp all the information presented during the lecture.

They emphasised that the meaning of the change in clinical practice was difficult to grasp and that the curriculum was not always easy to understand.

His points were difficult to grasp.

Even as it stands, the concept is difficult to grasp.

But it's difficult to grasp precisely what Lesser means.

This is such an enormous amount of money, it's difficult to grasp.

The concept that space can have a quality other than emptiness is difficult to grasp.