hard to believe

At the center of Wilson's philosophy is a misogyny so overt that it's sometimes hard to believe he's serious.

It’s hard to believe that an average American who broke the same gun laws as Hunter would face criminal charges and incarceration.

It is hard to believe complacency crept into City's strategy, but there is no doubt the current evidence suggests Viana will need a greater hit rate than in recent years.

Hard to believe that the 2022 Super Bowl winners have fallen so far so fast.

It’s hard to believe, for example, that MAGA’s defeat in the Senate leadership race didn’t have some effect on Trump’s actions in the next few hours, when he nominated Tulsi Gabbard to be director of national intelligence and Rep. Matt Gaetz to be attorney general.