Sentence examples for and difficult to describe from inspiring English sources

It's both easy and difficult to describe the album's sound.

Happiness can feel fleeting, elusive, and difficult to describe.

The model of a paper machine is very complex and difficult to describe completely by a mathematical model.

If you stop by Abrons Arts Center between now and Jan . 15 chances are you'll stumble into something delicious, delirious and difficult to describe.

The result is a strange and indescribable novel, even by the standards of Leyner, purveyor of the strange and difficult to describe.

The influence of wind, however, and its interactions with snow and landscape variables, is poorly understood and difficult to describe but can also assume considerable importance.

The museum, about a six-hour drive from New York City, gets only around 110,000 visitors a year, partly because it is so off the beaten museum track and so difficult to describe, and partly because it is closed from the end of October until mid-May.

Because psychedelic experiences are largely influenced on the drug, dosage, tolerance level, and personal expectations, trips can be quite vivid and extremely difficult to describe.

Other factors for which the eigenvalues were greater than one comprised few items and were difficult to describe for each factor.

This caused frustration among some participants and was sometimes difficult to describe and justify.

First, we only collected blood samples for PCR test at one time point in each patient and it is difficult to describe the kinetics and the duration of viremia.