First The Washington Post poll is somewhat difficult to believe.
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It's difficult to believe that it's not two separate images.
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It is difficult to believe that a deal will be struck.
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But Trump's accusation is very difficult to believe here, for several reasons.
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I find it very difficult to believe that the alleged shooter acted alone.
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"I recognize that many people will find this difficult to believe," he said.
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"That's why it's so difficult to believe we're at the bottom," he said.
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"It's disheartening," he said, adding that it was difficult to believe the forecast.
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I still find it difficult to believe that Sanders can pull it off.
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"I recognize that many people will find this difficult to believe," Northam said.
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"It's difficult to believe she's going to be specific about a rate hike," she said.
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That comparison might seem difficult to believe for what seems like a sponsored content series.
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It feels difficult to believe they will play as well for a second straight week.
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"I find it very difficult to believe that we're going to make it," he said.
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That's why Dowd now claims that he wrote that tweet, which is difficult to believe.
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It's impossible not to like Ms. Smith as Fanny; it is equally difficult to believe her.
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It's difficult to believe it, but we're not that far from the halfway stage of 33.
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Although it's difficult to believe, the Spice Girls' debut "Wannabe" turned 20 years old this summer.
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The Beatles lasted a mere eight years, a fact so astonishing it is difficult to believe.
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It is difficult to believe that a future expansion of the Court would break this mold.
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Therefore, it's difficult to believe this particular publication will cease actions like this in the future.
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Considering that the Roman Empire included the Mediterranean, vitamin D deficiency may seem difficult to believe.
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It may be difficult to believe, but there's no negativity in it—no hate, no sadism.
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Some of Lewandowski's testimony was difficult to believe, and he treated the committee with contempt generally.
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"It's almost difficult to believe your ears when you hear something so audaciously corrupt," Oliver said.
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It's very difficult to believe the protestations, that, 'Oh, we couldn't get it printed in time.
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It's difficult to believe a Leave vote will be allowed to so majorly impact football's top table.
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"I think it's difficult to believe you're going to get much growth from the iPhone," he said.
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"I was in denial," she recalls, adding that it was difficult to believe and acknowledge the truth.
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It is also equally difficult to believe either that Iran/Iraq or the Saudis will completely capitulate.
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He was a hellacious banger at lightweight but at featherweight his power is almost difficult to believe.
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Some found it difficult to believe that a property dispute could lead to that kind of violence.
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"The revenue growth targets are difficult to believe," one fund manager said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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I therefore find it very difficult to believe any of the allegations currently being made against him.
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It's difficult to believe that Cunha or his mostly corrupt allies were genuinely concerned with Rousseff's alleged improprieties.
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It's difficult to believe now, but there was a time when the internet was nowhere instead of everywhere.
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It might sound difficult to believe, but you have to be able to switch off your own sexuality.
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Some of the evidence he presents to back his claims is easily refuted or simply difficult to believe.
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"After tonight, it's truly difficult to believe in the institutions and the laws of the state," Di Maio said.
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Some of them were religious, and coming out of my mouth would have been a little difficult to believe.
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It is sometimes difficult to believe that the shape is realizable by simply folding a single sheet of paper.
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But it was the reason that Trump pulled the trapdoor under Comey that made it so difficult to believe.
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The president's intransigence on tariffs make[s] it difficult to believe that we'll get any help from worldwide growth.
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Their unpopularity is such an inevitable thing that it's initially difficult to believe that they're really surprised by it.
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It's very difficult to believe the government won't demand some level of divestiture of those plans, at a minimum.
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But why is it so difficult to believe that rape and sexual assault are as common as they are?
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But it's not difficult to believe Trump may enjoy rubbing it in that he's the world's most powerful man.
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"I understand that's very difficult to believe, it seems very counter-intuitive," Suffolk County Police Chief Stuart Cameron tells PEOPLE.
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The lack of backlash across the board makes it difficult to believe the #MeToo movement will ever affect hip-hop.
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After this election, it's going to be difficult to believe that concern about global warming has finally reached critical mass.
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But without any evidence, it's difficult to believe technicians could have induced a backup after two months of radio silence.
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Still, it's difficult to believe that Comey was dismissed because he was on the cusp of some great Kremlingate discovery.
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It's getting more and more difficult to believe that Volkswagen employees were unaware of the company's diesel emissions-cheating software.
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These studies have forced introspection upon many economists, making it difficult to believe that the field is really a meritocracy.
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It's difficult to believe that America's contracted defenders have simply walked off the job — especially at a time like this.
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Unfortunately, a mass shooting makes it just a bit more difficult to believe that these places really are safe spaces.
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These facts make it increasingly difficult to believe protestations of innocence from Steve Green and Museum of the Bible staff.
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It is difficult to believe that an actual first encounter with interdimensional beings would be such a complete waste of time.
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The man's mother, Alison Price, reportedly told the inquiry she found it difficult to believe her son would consciously stab himself.
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It's difficult to believe that someone capable of such greatness is also so blind to how far that greatness can fall.
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I find it difficult to believe that this is not a major consideration of Republican House members who support this proposal.
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"He made one statement Friday and a different statement on Saturday, which makes it very difficult to believe him," Guns said.
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Given the volume of documents, it's difficult to believe the administration fully examined all six years of records before the nomination.
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"I understand that's very difficult to believe, it seems very counter-intuitive," Suffolk County Police Chief Stuart has previously Cameron told PEOPLE.
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But if the voices in the White House are almost exclusively white men, it's going to be very difficult to believe him.
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Still, despite all the evidence, the humid, sunny weather made it difficult to believe Irma had passed by only the day before.
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It's difficult to believe that actually seeing a man get knifed in the anus is necessary to further drive that point home.
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"Sometimes it's a little difficult to believe when you read it," she told Insider, which is how the video series came about.
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Based on the footage, in which the car flees the scene in reverse, it is difficult to believe the attack is accidental.
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It seems to me that each of these assumptions is potentially dubious, and No. 1 in particular is difficult to believe wholeheartedly.
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But when taken as an overarching feeling of deficiency, it's very difficult to believe the possibility that I'm not the shittiest person.
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The sequences are wonderfully shot and choreographed, so much so that it is difficult to believe the actors aren't full-time wrestlers.
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She found it difficult to believe that the foundation, which had hired her, did not already know the piece was a Rodin.
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Still, it's difficult to believe that the Chinese could impose an anti-privacy standard with so many privacy watchdogs at the table.
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It all started over dinner at a conference where a group of researchers was discussing some findings they found difficult to believe.
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It would be difficult to believe, were it not confirmed by the Urban Institute, a well-known liberal think tank in Washington.
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And, if someone has a pattern of making excuses rather than accepting responsibility, it is more difficult to believe the most recent explanation.
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"I find that difficult to believe," he said, noting that more than 100,000 Palestinians from the West Bank work in Israel every day.
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She knows that Harena is who she says she is, yet it is difficult to believe the tale of that trip to Italy.
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In the most recent elections, three years ago, Mr. Sisi was said to have received a difficult-to-believe 96.1 percent of votes.
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It is difficult to believe that Neil Gorsuch, an intelligent and thoughtful man by most accounts, is not aware of those funding sources.
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However, it's difficult to believe that explanation after the agency recently proposed a rule allowing federally funded women's shelters to exclude trans women.
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I also find it difficult to believe in these characters' stories, at least going off the breadcrumbs the show gives us in this episode.
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"I found it difficult to believe that such a network didn't already exist," Nelson says of his original hesitation to work on the project.
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Based on that, it is difficult to believe that the club will rely on internal options the way that it has in the past.
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" I generally find this difficult to believe and push back with "How is your target market currently solving the problem you intend to address?
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" The statement continued, "It is difficult to believe that someone so young and in the prime of his life is no longer with us.
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It's difficult to believe that the loss of 60 jobs and a commensurate raise in property tax did much to alleviate that particular problem.
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For this reason it remains difficult to believe that this is seriously the outcome that either Johnson, or the EU, will ultimately go for.
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What would Mr. Heilemann say to a skeptic who found it difficult to believe that he had been unaware of Mr. Halperin's alleged misbehavior?
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If U.S. doctors understood all of the above, it is difficult to believe that those who swore the Hippocratic Oath would support single-payer.
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I am not nearly where I should be when it comes to retirement savings, and it feels difficult to believe that I'll catch up.
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"It is difficult to believe that concerns about fitness and deployability changed so dramatically in such a short time," Block said in an interview.
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I find it very difficult to believe that you'll invest in anything else if you don't believe enough to invest in yourself and your education.
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The accusations cast doubt on the future of Ailes at Fox News, a notion that would have seemed difficult to believe just a month ago.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (Md.), the top Democrat on the panel, called that claim difficult to believe.
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This is its reward: a performance so wan that it is difficult to believe this team was the champion of Europe just 16 months ago.
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That may be difficult to believe given the company's tumbling reputation and stock price, and the imminent threat California lawmakers present to its business model.
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The fact that so many on the campaign, including Don Jr., knew about this certainly makes it difficult to believe Trump himself didn't also know.
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And it is difficult to believe that next week's expected mini heat wave – if one can call it that – had any bearing on Thursday's price moves.
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It is difficult to believe they would try to constrain him when he is popular when the country is scared, and when an election is nearing.
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"As Brittany Maynard's mother, I find it difficult to believe that anyone who knew her would ever select this word to describe her actions," she wrote.
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I find it incredibly difficult to believe they do not know of his predatory behavior, using his position within the company to prey on naive kids.
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And to be clear, it's difficult to believe that male players in McEnroe's glory days would be able to keep up with today's most elite players.
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Saudi Arabia has offered so many narratives of how journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed that it's difficult to believe it will now tell the whole truth.
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Even your dog can carry infected ticks into your yard or your home, which is difficult to believe, considering all the crap you've done for him.
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"Every Russian sporting victory will be questioned, and the world will find it difficult to believe that change can be delivered in that country," he said.
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What is difficult to believe, however, is that Davis would need coaching on her acting from Aldrich, as shown in one of these tête-à-têtes.
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Even many Israelis who believe that the Palestinians deserve a state find it difficult to believe that Palestinian leaders and institutions can be trusted with one.
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It is difficult to believe that video-streaming won't go the way of checked bags and peanuts and be treated as an add-on in due course.
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Campaign messaging 101 That the campaign did nothing to create a connection between the candidate and the voters, and had no clear message, is difficult to believe.
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After all, it is difficult to believe the synchronized global growth story being touted by Wall Street in the face of a bear market in commodity prices.
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It is difficult to believe that a site with tens of millions of eyeballs on it every month is earning just enough for Peckham to break even.
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My point, though it might be difficult to believe without hearing the Select rig for yourself, is that this is just as much of a pleasure machine.
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It may seem difficult to believe, but a little more than 15 years ago, Hollywood's current movie king, Walt Disney Studios, was at something of a crossroads.
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"It is difficult to believe that Levandowski was not, prior to his interview, fully aware of the extent of the data that he had retained," the report remarks.
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It is also difficult to believe in this talent-heavy, injury-prone era that Djokovic has now managed to be a finalist or champion in 15 straight tournaments.
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It was very difficult to believe at first but when it became very clear that this was the case, it was a body blow for all of us.
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Being another slave to the media's stigmatization of heroin, I find it difficult to believe someone can use it and not just subside into a Trainspotting-esque sphere.
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However, it is difficult to believe that Mueller has expended all of this effort simply to bag two notorious provocateurs like Corsi and Stone for making false statements.
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"I find it difficult to believe that it (National Guard) will simply roll over and accept the imposition of new leadership in such an arbitrary fashion," he said.
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It is, in the end, difficult to believe that the United States could really have stayed as pure and unentangled in foreign affairs as Kazin would have preferred.
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It would be difficult to believe that Mr. Kabila's coalition could have won a legislative majority if its presidential candidate got only 24 percent in the official tally.
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"It is difficult to believe that both Trump and Pence were unaware of Flynn's interventions with the Russians," Whiting, a former federal prosecutor, said in a posting on Politico.
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And while I'm excited to see how both of those projects play out, it's difficult to believe that they'll be as creatively vital as they were at their peaks.
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It is difficult to believe that the creditors would voluntarily accept the very large haircut to their debt claims that is implied by the island's long-term budget plan.
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But, it's also difficult to believe that Sessions simply forgot a meeting in which he was a strong voice pushing back against the idea of Trump meeting with Putin.
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Once this bell is rung, it is difficult to believe that world governments, much less the US government will be able to resist the temptation ring it again and again.
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His latest film, "HyperNormalisation" (the trailer of which is below) argues that stability has been preserved by ideas that are somehow both difficult to believe and almost impossible to escape.
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However, while it's reasonable that comments could make you feel content on a temporary basis, it's difficult to believe that they could sustain those feelings for longer periods of time.
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Midge tries to assuage Imogene's concerns by promising to go to exercise class with her the next day, but it's difficult to believe the secret comic will actually show up.
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Mr Wenger has said that it is difficult "to believe that you have 740 players in the World Cup and you come out with zero problems", given the high stakes.
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It's difficult to believe that anybody with four major championships since 2011, not to mention the career Grand Slam three-quarters secured, could characterize himself as a veritable supporting actor.
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Mr. Sisi, a former general and head of military intelligence, was pronounced the winner of the last election in 2014, with a difficult-to-believe 96.1 percent of the votes.
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"It is difficult to believe that the Chinese Communist Party has played the role of a hero or leader in the so-called coronavirus prevention in the world," he said.
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Exactly how much the Arctic contributed to the severity or persistence of the pattern is still hard to pin down, but it's becoming very difficult to believe they are unrelated.
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As the Diocese of Pittsburgh is roughly half the size of the Archdiocese of Washington ... we find it difficult to believe that this list of 28 priests is fully comprehensive.
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It's not difficult to believe that the magazine's editors would make Buck a scapegoat (she was given no further assignments, and her contract wasn't renewed), but her defense seems flimsy.
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Rom-coms aside, it can be difficult to believe that there really is such a thing as a One True Love or even that certain people are destined to be together.
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But even Ankara has been careful about explicitly naming names, and as a country that cracks down on journalists so aggressively, it's difficult to believe it has the cleanest of motives.
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Their marriage has always struck me as one of tired camaraderie and habit, so it isn't difficult to believe that their relationship was exemplary of the gender dynamics Professor Temkina described.
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Soybeans were only 220 percent planted by this time, but it is difficult to believe that farmers who had not planted their intended soybeans by June 22.5 would change their minds.
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"It is difficult to believe that the RBI governor will resign because it is unprecedented and would look quite irresponsible and (an) immature step," said a senior trader at a foreign bank.
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And the language officers use matters: For a citizen of color, it can be difficult to believe that an officer sees you as a person when his social media activity says otherwise.
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His most recent interviews with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes and Robin Roberts on Good Morning America make it difficult to believe that the Birth of a Nation star understands the concept.
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It's difficult to believe that this sour-ass font of old-school cliches could get through to the modern pro athlete, yet here we are: He's a cliché, and he's an original.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's vice defense minister said on Wednesday that it was difficult to believe a nuclear device that North Korea tested was a hydrogen bomb, the Yonhap News Agency reported.
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"Seventy years of division and hostility, however, have cast a dark shadow that makes it difficult to believe what is actually taking place before our very eyes," Moon said following the summit.
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I brought this up with Sheff, who agreed naloxone education is important, but that it'd be difficult to believe that suburban teenagers who know nothing about drugs would carry around naloxone kits.
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State Senator Jerry Hill, a Bay Area Democrat, said that because of the utility's negligence and the loss of lives throughout its service area, it had become difficult to believe PG&E.
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"This high-risk, high-reward path is another sign that investors may find it increasingly difficult to believe that their faith in US policy will be rewarded as the year progresses," it added.
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And given the public record of the Trump campaign's contacts with many Russians and its officials' repeated lies about those contacts, it is difficult to believe Mueller found nothing with national security implications.
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"Accusations of sabotage are difficult to believe since the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found diesel in multiple locations," said Terry Lodge, a lawyer in Toledo, Ohio, representing groups opposed to the project.
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The idea that these "trends" in consumption are driven primarily by cultural preferences, rather than a faltering economy and ever-rising costs of living, is difficult to believe, but that's the prevailing narrative.
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Microsoft does this on the Surface, as well, and I just find it difficult to believe a ton of people are really using these tiny cards on a regular basis in their laptops.
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The flip side of that coin is that for the rest of us, sometimes we find it difficult to believe that the whole truth will come out, and that power will meet accountability.
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In the mid-20th century, ballet would be reimagined in a sleek, plotless Neo-Classicism that made the go-for-broke enchantments of the old librettos all the more difficult to believe in.
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As with the return of fascism and the measles outbreak, it's difficult to believe that mere foolishness and complacency could return us to the bad old days until we actually see it happen.
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A weak figure there could make "the whole idea of a Fed rate hike very difficult to believe, and the market could suffer a sell-off as a result of that," Schlossberg said.
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Hoermann said given the extent of doping, as highlighted in the two-part McLaren report, it was difficult to believe the Russian Olympic Committee or Russian President Vladimir Putin was not aware of it.
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Reduce this to the fractions of a second spent judging prospective matches on Tinder, and it's difficult to believe that true art love can be found this way, but it can't hurt to try.
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It has, at times, tried to assign blame to individual engineers rather than leadership, though the scope of the deception — which affects millions of vehicles across multiple brands globally — makes that difficult to believe.
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"It is deeply troubling that President Trump just fired the person in charge of investigating his ties to Russia, and the President's stated reasons for firing Director Comey are difficult to believe," Franken said.
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"You Were Never Really Here" is hard going: easy to revere, fascinating to explore, but nagging in its grimness and, were it not for the rooted presence of Joaquin Phoenix, difficult to believe in.
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But it's difficult to believe that conflicts of this magnitude could have truly been worked around, given how many of them there were, and how high up on the organizational chart Dr. Baselga sat.
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But when U.S. authorities asked CGTN America about its ties to the government, the network insisted that Beijing didn't tell it what to broadcast — a claim difficult to believe, and possibly illegal to make.
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Defense attorney Matt Gonzalez said in his closing argument that he knows it's difficult to believe Garcia Zarate found an object that turned out to be a weapon, which fired when he picked it up.
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It is difficult to believe that Congress could have been so clueless as to not figure out that they should tie corporate tax cuts to the very reason stated for the tax cuts: job creation.
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It seems difficult to believe now that being in a guitar band is considered a financially unviable hobby like model trains or World War II reenactments, but back then indie had captured the city's imagination.
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"Do you realize it is difficult to believe that one of the most visible leaders of MS-13 does not derive a penny of his income from illicit activities?" a reporter from El Faro said.
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The science-fiction writer Philip K. Dick, for instance, found it difficult to believe in any single, stable reality — but in a 1978 essay, he explained how even an anarchic world could have its masters.
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It is difficult to believe the president didn't ask Barr to contact Ukrainian officials or that, given the president was the subject of the complaint, that Barr was not engaged in discussions of the complaint.
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"Effectively we have got 18 months (to secure a deal), it's not 2 years… so it is extremely difficult to believe the mother of all negotiations is going to get done in 18 months," Sorrell concluded.
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But with no U.S. secretary of State currently in place and a volatile national security adviser only just installed, it's difficult to believe the president will be adequately prepared, much less equipped with an actual strategy.
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"It is difficult to believe that he had no knowledge of or bears no responsibility for the actions of thousands of Wells Fargo employees creating fake accounts under his and other top executives' watch," they wrote.
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It's difficult to believe that anyone who is even a little bit concerned about Facebook's many data privacy issues will line up to buy a product that gives the company a direct line into their homes.
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Apart from this splinter, however, the biggest mystery about Star is why Sparks has made her such a self-centered cliché; in this stark world, it's difficult to believe her sullenness could be a survival trait.
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It seems difficult to believe it is in any way faster than a regular GeForce GTX 1060 at mining, and if ASUS' own RX470-4G is just like a Radeon RX470 then it should be faster.
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I hardly think that spending such a tiny slice of Harvard's investment income on education is so unreasonable, and I find it difficult to believe that undisclosed restrictions on the university's financial holdings would legally prohibit this.
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If Lana Del Rey had delivered a stunning, confident, more personal performance on SNL, it's not difficult to believe these reviews may have been more positive — because it was Del Rey herself that critics couldn't get behind.
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"It is difficult to believe that he had no knowledge of or bears no responsibility for the actions of thousands of Wells Fargo employees creating fake accounts under his and other top executives' watch," they wrote. Rep.
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That claim may be difficult to believe, though, especially when he has already used Twitter to blast so-called "professional" agitators for instigating protests against his upcoming presidency, and attacked media bastions like The New York Times.
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For starters, although we keep getting told that the Brennans and Clappers of the world were totally apolitical and unbiased in running their agencies, the rhetoric from both men since retiring makes that prospect difficult to believe.
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Even without considering the controversies surrounding both men, the fight remains difficult to believe in as a genuine spectacle, largely because there is more at stake for the separate factions of supporters than the two fighters themselves.
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And yet it could become increasingly difficult to believe the court is doing law, not politics, if a conservative majority of Republican appointees issued decision after decision that had the effect of helping Republican candidates win elections.
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With all this in play, it's difficult to believe that in the immediate aftermath of the U.S. election, internet giants like Facebook and Google not only denied it being an issue, but also any responsibility for its impact.
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Rendition Security's Jake Williams worked with Hutchins during the same period of time named in the indictment, and says he finds it difficult to believe the young researcher could have been coordinating a criminal enterprise during those months.
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We find it difficult to believe President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE won't address the DAPL.
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But that's difficult to believe in light of Trump's deportation priorities, which clearly instruct ICE to target every undocumented immigrant for removal, including former DACA recipients — as well as the mounting number of cases that prove her wrong.
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Given that Putin is at the pinnacle of his domestic power, it is difficult to believe that election results in Moscow, where everything is controlled from the top, are anything but a ploy in Putin's presidential reelection strategy.
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"I know it sounds difficult to believe and Keir and I have discussed this a lot but we don't have a nuclear agenda with this, we're just in it for the trains," Allinson told me in an email.
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His emissary, Mr. Khalilzad, insisted on Monday that he did not discuss a transitional Afghan government with the Taliban during their six days of talks in Doha, Qatar — an assertion that some in Afghanistan found difficult to believe.
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"I find it very difficult to believe that someone like Gordhan, who has served the country with everything he has and so much pride and total honor, planned to besmirch Zuma and his government overseas," Ramaphosa told local media.
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However, it is difficult to believe that with China's relatively low GDP per capita, the country can quickly transition to a consumer economy, said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management and a CNBC contributor.
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Watching Saoirse Ronan as Lady Bird, alongside co-stars Laurie Metcalf, Timothée Chalamet, and Tracy Letts, bicker, bond, dance, and scream, it's difficult to believe there's a difference between the characters these actors play and who they really are.
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It's possible Obama's pronouncements on police-involved violence have contributed to some pull-back on the part of local cops, but it's difficult to believe that the federal government is the key actor in whatever is behind the surge.
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"I find it difficult to believe that my Democratic colleagues would want to shut down the government for American citizens and vote down a six-year reauthorization of health insurance for American children all over illegal immigration," he said.
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The character animation on the giant is superb for the most part, but it's difficult to believe that she's wandering alongside the massively designed Giant because Barnhill often appears as though she's acting against a 70s-era blue screen.
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Learned Helplessness: After you've worked on a few games and perceived a pattern of "naturally occurring" crunch, regardless of what company you work at or what game genre it is, it's difficult to believe it can be any other way.
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So it's no surprise that a chunk of Mr Sanders's supporters are digging in their heels as their candidate approaches the end of his time in the sun and it becomes more difficult to believe in "a future to believe in".
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Given this successful time in history, it is difficult to believe that the current Republican majority in Congress would even consider the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment, which would deprive the Department of Justice of funding to enforce federal laws for marijuana offenses.
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The last 50 pages of the book read like a hasty after-action report, and Andrei should be pretty miffed with his author for imposing on him a denouement, and diminution, not only rushed but, in part, difficult to believe.
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Considering how badly the US government has botched its response to the ongoing pandemic, and how much better most Asian countries have fared so far, it's difficult to believe that Japan once regarded America's management of a viral outbreak as progressive.
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But it's difficult to believe this costly algorithm the studio has licensed won't ultimately exert a significant amount of influence over which projects move forward and which ones don't, regardless of whether the company plans for it to do so.
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"Chief O'Neill's status as the number two and hand-picked successor of Bratton makes it difficult to believe that he will not simply maintain the problematic state of affairs," said Anthonine Pierre, a spokesperson for local activist group Communities United for Police Reform.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Almost 30 years after its debut, it is difficult to believe that Twin Peaks, suffused with David Lynch's oddball, surrealist brand of Americana previously honed in the arthouse staple Blue Velvet, became a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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"I know it's difficult to believe but at 21 years old, I was trying to duplicate all the good feelings I had in junior high and high school as a cheerleader in the NFL," says Lynita Shilling a former San Diego Chargette.
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It may be difficult to believe any of this is possible -- just as much as it would have been difficult, say in the 1970s, to imagine the US president dining in a corner restaurant in Hanoi or attending a baseball match in Havana.
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Comparing the high coloratura soprano of her best-known early signature song, "Glitter and Be Gay" from "Candide," with the lower, richer alto singing of her autumnal signature song, "Here's to Life," it's difficult to believe they are emanating from the same voice.
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Diego Simeone, the Atlético manager, was not especially subtle in defending Torres after the match — he hinted in his news conference that Brych had missed many other important decisions — but it was difficult to believe he didn't understand why Torres was sent off.
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And it is difficult to believe that was the true motivation for the ouster of Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, son of King Abdullah and commander of the National Guard, a 100,000-strong elite force that is the cornerstone of the country's domestic security.
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"It is difficult to believe that Kerry came to these conclusions this week, since he has been around for four years and the Obama administration has been around for eight," said Mouin Rabbani, a senior fellow at the Institute for Palestine Studies.
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This is difficult to believe because we know Apple has received many such requests from law enforcement, including a case pending in New York to help the FBI access the phone of a man accused of drug possession — a far cry from murder and terrorism.
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Political beliefs are certainly shaped by personal experiences, and if you've never had a problem voting, it's difficult to believe that others have, but what stood out most to me was these voters' tone when they answered, as if the question itself were offensive.
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"In the political culture of the United States right now, I would find it difficult to believe that there would be national legislation that would prohibit insurance companies from coercing patients to utilize ectogenesis—assuming, of course, that it's safe and efficacious," he explains.
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It invited questions as to whether Bowles will be invited back for a third season, though it is difficult to believe that the owner Woody Johnson, regardless of a threshold for embarrassment that has been tested frequently over the last six seasons, would dismiss him.
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Looking back, it's difficult to believe that at this point he was just 19 years old, or that anti-gay legislation was still in place across the UK, stigmatizing homosexuality as morally corrupt and, as the HIV/AIDS crisis escalated, something to be feared.
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I always found it difficult to believe that they ever went to bed with anybody, for a man who wanted a woman would certainly have rather had a real one and a man who wanted a man would certainly not want one of them.
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It is difficult to believe that so many men — who society declared to be among the most brilliant minds on the planet — could all take Epstein's money, travel with him, share long conversations with him, and not see that there was something going on behind the scenes.
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However South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was difficult to believe that a fully-fledged hydrogen bomb (H-bomb) had been tested, and nuclear weapons experts told VICE News it was probable that this test was of a device similar to previous weapons tested by North Korea.
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" (He's since apologized for his "crudely argued statements," but that's difficult to believe now thanks to his enthusiastic support for Trump.) "Real diversity requires a diversity of ideas," he wrote, "not simply a bunch of like-minded activists who resemble the bar scene from Star Wars.
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Even though I know the real Robert E. Lee now—the slave-owning defender of human bondage, who did so much for the horrible cause—it is still difficult to believe he was one of the architects and prime beneficiaries of one of the world's great evils.
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Investigators also found 50,000 work emails on Levandowski's personal computer, and said that because he accessed some of the emails around the time of his departure from Google, it was "difficult to believe" that he could not remember having the emails as he claimed in his interview.
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It's been reported that Moonves' behavior was a hidden secret amongst media elites for years, which makes it difficult to believe that executives at CBS and its independent Board of Directors did not know about the situation prior to Ronan Farrow's report in the New Yorker.
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Agents entered the home several hours before my story was published, and friends of López find it difficult to believe that, after spending the past six months either unaware or unconcerned by our interviews, the Maduro government finally noticed and objected, just when it was too late.
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"On the issue of persuasive technology, I find, Ms. Stanphill, your contention that Google does not build systems with the idea of persuasive technology in mind somewhat difficult to believe, because I think Google tries to keep people glued to its screens, at the very least," Blumenthal says.
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Sure, Apple has a stake in the automated car industry even it it doesn't make its own vehicle, but such a detailed document, addressing such specific areas makes it difficult to believe that Apple doesn't at least have some ambitions of one day rolling out its own vehicle.
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For many, it's difficult to believe Donald Trump's presidential narrative thus far isn't a work of fiction — especially after Sean Spicer's White House press briefing Tuesday, during which the press secretary called concentration camps "Holocaust centers" and falsely claimed Adolf Hitler "didn't sink to using chemical weapons" (fact check: he did).
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Days of botched backpedaling Wednesday's cleanup effort was also viewed with more skepticism because of Trump's equally difficult-to-believe backpedaling a day before, when he insisted he had misspoken when he said before Putin that he didn't see any reason why it "would" be Russia that hacked the US election.
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If, by contrast, we assume that he has normal cognitive capacities, certain uncontested facts make it difficult to believe that he was forced to have sex against his will — for example, that he cooperated in the process of revealing to his family that he and Stubblefield had had sexual relations.
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But just when you might have thought it couldn't get any more horrific, we regret to inform you about an atrocity so unholy it's difficult to believe it actually happened: On Thursday, according to Fox affiliate KDVR, a passenger on a Frontier flight peed all over the seat in front of him.
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Since we never see a single piece of ash flying off of Yennefer and her flowing gown in this last moment, it's difficult to believe she died in the precise manner Fringilla's subordinates did performing a similar task.. Then there are the narrative clues Witcher leaves to hint Yennefer is still alive.
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Hare: They suffer a lot from periods of extreme drought, and I have seen these people, they've been very, very short on food, and this is difficult to believe, but it's true, slit open the top of a camel's hump, take out the fat for their own consumption, and then put the top of the hump back on again.
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The ads can get a little annoying, but they support the app's development and can be removed with the relevant purchase from inside Go.BuzzBuzz completely revamps the look of the Android interface, providing access to a wealth of theme packs that apply such complete transformations that it's difficult to believe you're still using Android at all.
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Hare: They suffer a lot from periods of extreme drought, and I have seen these people, they've been very, very short on food, and this is difficult to believe, but it's true, slit open the top of a camel's hump, take out the fat for their own consumption, and then put the top of the hump back on again.
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We have watched Curry glide through the rest of the NBA for two seasons now, getting out of every manner of trouble with a shimmy or a deft stepback, and so we find it difficult to believe that his relative underperformance on the game's biggest stage could be the result of some just-conceived defensive masterstroke.
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It's difficult to believe every source about the "fad," Charles LaFave writes on BME: Body Modification Ezine, as it can be assumed that some accounts about its popularity are exaggerated, but after finding evidence in magazines from the time period, he comes to the conclusion that the accounts are, for the most part, grounded in fact.
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It was difficult to believe that Mr. Trump, a showman who makes little secret of his love of all things militaristic, would forego a chance to visit the site, a staple of presidential trips to the region in the past, particularly during a trip dominated by talks about how to confront the threat from North Korea.
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It's all firmly rooted in character, which is what makes each moment lead to the next with such terrible inevitability — and yet it's still difficult to believe that it will actually happen, that Buffy isn't going to pull some brilliant idea out of her back pocket just in the nick of time, that she is actually going to kill her boyfriend.
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The whole country was witness to his campaign: Why didn't A.G. Sessions replace Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, a Comey friend who was in charge of Clinton investigation but got.... It is difficult to believe that the full weight of the presidency was focused on firing McCabe for improperly authorizing FBI officials to speak to the Wall Street Journal or even hiding it later.
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"While investors were very quick to price in the expected impact that deregulation, infrastructure spending and job growth could have on the U.S. economy, I find it very difficult to believe that after pricing in heavy premiums based on fiscal promises, that investors are not now reconsidering what damage Trump might do by implementing other promises that supplemented an incoherent and ranting political campaign," said Jameel Ahmad, vice president of research at FXTM.
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Life's certainly an up-and-down, up-and-down sort of affair, although for children the downs seem to come as a surprise—almost as a delight, being so outrageous, so difficult to believe—whereas for us, sitting on the wall, clutching our tumblers, it's the ups that have come to appear a little preposterous, hard to credit; they strike us as a cunning bit of misdirection, rarer than a blood-red moon.
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The issue of sexual harassment is a useful tool to mobilize Democratic voters in liberal states and districts, according to Leonie Huddy, a political scientist at Stonybrook, but, like Al-Gharbi, Huddy thinks that such tactics should be deployed with caution: Feminism and anti-feminism are essentially baked into the political parties at this point and it is difficult to believe that there are many people left for the parties to capture on the basis of gender-linked issues including sexual harassment.
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When you are, like Nevins, contemplative and scholarly — she has a master's degree in art history from Columbia University and only started a career making gardens after a decade of lecturing on landscape history at Barnard College and the Cooper Hewitt museum — it's not difficult to believe you would want to spend your off hours in a simple place of your own, on a bench surrounded by a tall, squared-off hedge, cooking with herbs from your kitchen plot and savoring the tangy perfume of lemon trees in terra-cotta pots.
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Notwithstanding the fact that these criteria would disqualify a number of our founding fathers and presidents from being featured on our currency, the real irony of this argument is that without Alexander Hamilton's considerable contributions to our history as, among other things, military tactician, persuasive advocate for federal unity and architect of the national banking system, the face of a woman would grace the face of our currency: Queen Elizabeth II. ALEXANDRA CAMBOURIS London To the Editor: Re "Broadway Success of 'Hamilton' May Have Saved Hamilton on the $10 Bill" (news article, April 16): I find it difficult to believe that Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew could be influenced in his decision about whether to put a woman on the face of the new $10 bill based on the box-office success of Lin-Manuel Miranda's rap musical.
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