Examples of using Difficult to fathom in English and their translations into Italian
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I know it's difficult to fathom, Bruce.
Biblical prophecy is, by its nature, ambiguous and difficult to fathom.
I know it's difficult to fathom, Bruce.
The symptoms are complex and the causes often difficult to fathom.
Good. It's difficult to fathom. I never aspired to power.
How to frame this in schemes of"output per man-hour" is difficult to fathom.
Isn't it difficult to fathom a world where you couldn't get everything at the click of a button?
But Jeremiah and I are doing this for your benefit. it's difficult to fathom, Bruce.
Again, it's difficult to fathom why Russell was so preoccupied with the concept
Trump is well-known to be unpredictable, but this about-turn seems difficult to fathom.
A person unfamiliar with the world of Mini will be difficult to fathom what's going on, this language is a stylistic disaster.
coup received from many Egyptian liberals is difficult to fathom.
It seems difficult to fathom how Russell, who blushed at suggestions that he was God's"Faithful and
Palestinian citizens in Israel is not difficult to fathom.
And what I, I find especially disturbing… and frankly a little difficult to fathom is that the defendant knew… she knew… about the proliferation
the scope and severity of the atrocities are difficult to fathom.
although I do want to mention that I find it difficult to fathom the European Commission's failure to include in its original text Parliament's request,
long unfruitful, is, nevertheless, a mystery which I find it difficult to fathom.
invented to describe a system that was so difficult to fathom and so difficult to get to grips with.