Sentence examples for are difficult to decipher from inspiring English sources

Lyrics are difficult to decipher, but the music surges like an almighty epiphany.

For now, though, Mr. Levy said, stock prices are difficult to decipher.

Most were confusing strings of words and numbers that are difficult to decipher.

In some cases, the people who stage a dance have Cunningham's notes, but even those are difficult to decipher.

Most of its real-life characters are unknown outside Italy, and the complicated, shadowy relationships among politicians, the Mafia and the Vatican are difficult to decipher.

"Frankly, the Saudis are difficult to decipher," said a high-ranking official with Mr. Hariri, who spoke anonymously because of the sensitivity of the subject.

For many, it was difficult to decipher fact from fiction.

"It's a difficult phrase which is difficult to decipher," he says.

The image, which is difficult to decipher, looks like a bald eagle as roadkill.

But the date incised on the stoneware was difficult to decipher.

The legal jargon, however, is difficult to decipher, and the policies have become increasingly vague.