Sentences with phrase «trouble wrapping my head around it»

I am having trouble wrapping my head around this.

Political professionals trained in the broadcast era can have trouble wrapping their heads around the back - and - forth nature of online communications (TV ads aren't exactly interactive), but the rewards for embracing it can be tremendous.

The phenomenon of entanglement — wherein two particles can be separated by billions of light - years and yet be instantly affected by changes to the quantum state of one another — seems so outlandish that even Albert Einstein (the essence of intelligence anthropomorphized) had trouble wrapping his head around the concept.

It's pretty crisp and clear otherwise, making it unlikely you'll need to consult the English SDH subtitles unless you're having perfectly understandable trouble wrapping your head around Shakespeare's words.

I know it's been that way for a while, but I still have trouble wrapping my head around it.

Having trouble wrapping your head around that?

I next provide the transfer ratio, which may be an odd number you have trouble wrapping your head around.

Although a popular genre in Japan, American game reviewers seemed to have trouble wrapping their heads around the idea.

For instance, I still have trouble wrapping my head around the quarter - million - dollars in student loan debt that my wife and I had after we graduated (and from public law school at that!)

I remember vividly the first time I heard this, and had trouble wrapping my head around why an agent would say such a thing — thinking his personal business had nothing to do with the value of his house.

Not exact matches

I can at least report that the RS's exclusive 2.0 - liter turbo - four moves the 4,400 - pound Traverse with an urgency that the similarly configured engine in my Saab would have trouble wrapping its 16 - valve head around, pushing 257 hp and an even more impressive 295 lb. - ft.

Yes, and though it doesn't affect the narrative much, it's a troubling detail that remains hard to wrap one's head around.

If you're willing to put in the time, you'll have no trouble getting your head wrapped around the time warping realities of a failed experiment at Riverport University and the impact it has had on Quantum Break's two lead characters, Jack Joyce and Paul Serene.