Sentence examples for are difficult to classify from inspiring English sources

Biographies are difficult to classify.

Aira's novels are difficult to classify — they're by turns realist, surrealist, absurd, and philosophical.

Tim Fite, from Brooklyn, dabbles in classic acoustic folk and hip-hop, and his scrappy, defiantly lo-fi songs are difficult to classify.

The library was the home of Beatty's personal collection, gathered during the first half of the 20th century, and his wide-ranging tastes are difficult to classify.

(Jon Pareles) TIM FITE (Friday) Mr. Fite, from Brooklyn, dabbles in classic acoustic folk and hip-hop — still an unlikely pairing, although increasingly less so — and his scrappy, defiantly lo-fi songs are difficult to classify.

The linguistic groups and subgroups of the area are difficult to classify with certitude, but the Grusi languages make up a subbranch of the Gur (Voltaic) branch of the Niger-Congo language family.

In the traditional recognition approach, only one classifier is used; thus, it is difficult to classify all radar emitter signal samples.

Basinski's music is difficult to classify.

Titled Love Remains, it was difficult to classify.

It's difficult to classify Dermansky's work.

Mr. Caymmi (pronounced kah-EE-mee) is difficult to classify.