Sentence examples for also difficult to read from inspiring English sources

The prose is riveting, but it is also difficult to read.

His few papers are also difficult to read, but his work won the respect of some of the best mathematicians in Germany, including his friend Dedekind and his rival in Berlin, Karl Weierstrass.

Cramped writing or letters that are spaced far apart are also difficult to read Pay attention to the size.

He's too difficult to read.

While extremely beautiful, they are also extremely difficult to read.

It is also sometimes difficult to read Mr. Brugger's intentions.

The Digitrend "was not only mechanical, which at the time was considered completely old-school, but it was also extremely difficult to read," Mr. Busser said.

Headlines could also be difficult to read on the iPhone's small screen, especially when sourced from a Twitter update, for example, which would include both the text and URL in one small square.

The result is indubitably authentic but also at times difficult to read, and it certainly isn't inviting for readers unfamiliar with Clare.

It has an unsettling undercurrent that runs through it: there's this sense of dread that permeates it, which was compelling and also made it difficult to read at times.

(JK, I'm going to put them in here so that the islands of text don't all just run into each other and make stuff difficult to read. And also because they're hilarious).