hard to believe in English

difficult to believe or imagine

Use "hard to believe" in a sentence

1. Find that hard to believe.

2. Hard to believe he wasn't executed.

3. Well, that is hard to believe.

4. You know, it's hard to believe...

5. Such lavish praise was hard to believe.

6. Which is hard to believe at rush hour.

7. Hard to believe I'm one of them, right?

8. Fat and redheaded, hard to believe she's mine.

9. Hard to believe these are from an Alpha version!

10. The mores of that village are hard to believe.

11. It's hard to believe it's only been three months.

12. Fat and redheaded, hard to believe she' s mine

13. Hard to believe the same blood flows in your veins.

14. Hard to believe the same blood flows in your veins

15. Even now I find it hard to believe Brenda's story.

16. It's hard to believe that anyone would say something like that.

17. Even now I find it hard to believe that he lied.

18. Hard to believe they still exist, yet their numbers are growing.

19. It's hard to believe that your grief has so corrupted your guts.

20. But truly, forsooth, I find it hard to believe him the same man.

21. It may be hard to believe... but I'd say it's out of guilt

22. I find it hard to believe that Colonel Carrillo would want American witnesses.

23. I know this might seem hard to believe, but I still care about you.

24. It was hard to believe that it was almost time to face the music.

25. Sometimes I found it hard to believe we were born from the same womb.

26. It’s hard to believe that 40 years went by before I returned to Jehovah.

27. It's hard to believe that he could treat his own flesh and blood so badly.

28. China's regional Cuisines are so varied it's hard to believe they're from the same nation

29. I find it hard to believe that we don't have a single thing we can use.

30. It's hard to believe that he started painting in World War Two and is still painting today.

31. 15 Weird Animal Crossbreeds That Are Hard To Believe Actually Exist By Nenad Dojcinovski, 15 May 2018

32. It's hard to believe that I spent so many years learning how to blow air through a tube.

33. At first, you may find it hard to believe that someone you love could hurt you so badly.

34. I find this hard to believe, because the infomercials are so unabashedly enthusiastic about the process of selling.

35. Sometimes it is hard to believe how many ups and downs such a flat-looking place can have.

36. The lack of evidence of violence in the Neolithic period is so complete it becomes almost hard to believe.

37. It's hard to believe a bill with so much financial power behind it didn't simply sail through the Congress.

38. I find it hard to believe that the answer lies in reciprocity or disguised selfishness in any simple sense.

39. I find it hard to believe that there's even a way to increase the Backdooring from what it was prior

40. You might find it hard to believe, but the fact that you feel some stress is actually a good thing.

41. I I mean I find it hard to believe they'd actually tell someone they've been assigned a glorified helper monkey.

42. 23 However welcome it may be, it is hard to believe that it has had no impact on social connectedness.

43. It was hard to believe that something the size of an acorn had released such copious liquid and such a stench.

44. When the women tell the disciples that Jesus is alive and they have seen him, the disciples find this hard to believe.

45. 10 Scenario 2: A deeply religious householder finds it hard to believe that bad people will not be tormented forever in hellfire.

46. Looking at the air-cooled 911 market, it’s hard to believe the difference in value of a 1973 example vs an impact-Bumpered 1974

47. What a good lesson this is for any who find it hard to believe that the benefits of Christ’s sacrifice could be meant for them personally!

48. It is hard to believe that just over seven months earlier, these lanky creatures —all neck and legs— were just motionless eggs in an ostrich-farm incubator.

49. The fact you say that it is hard to believe that there were no elements in the state involved suggests to me that you have strong suspicions but no concrete proof.

50. Wandering through the picture-postcard, Unesco World Heritage–listed Old Town, with its provincial, laid-back air, it's hard to believe that Bern (Berne in French) is the capital of Switzerland.