Jessica was having a hard time grasping that.

Erid had a hard time grasping it himself.

He spun around, at the same time grasping a petrified bone off one of the shelves, wielding it like a club, ready to fight.

People have a hard time grasping it.

A lot of Greeks seem to have a hard time grasping this.

She had said it before, Ellen thought, that for someone who claimed to be a mere observer, he had a hard time grasping the concept.

They were supporting her while, at the same time, grasping the reins of a white horse.

Drivers seemed to have a harder time grasping the concept.

Kirk still had a hard time grasping the reality of what had happened.

Janet Street, who lived about 10 doors from the house, said that her neighbors had a hard time grasping what had happened.