Sentence examples for are hard to decipher from inspiring English sources

These are hard to decipher, unlike the clear influence of Alberto Giacometti.

Texts are hard to decipher, and the music is spare, oblique and often puzzling – but also sometimes entrancingly beautiful.

When you look more closely you realize that the charts are hard to decipher and short on details.

These signs annoy me no end as they are hard to decipher at a distance: McDonald's versus Panera versus Sbarro's versus Sheetz versus whoever else".

Some memos, especially ones attributed to Sir Anthony, are hard to decipher, filled with initials of crucial players, sentence fragments and unclear references.

The earliest census returns are hard to decipher, but that for 1900 lists 120 employees living at the hotel, including 30 laundresses, 11 cooks and 10 pastry chefs.

This is undoubtedly because the molecular mechanisms underlying continuously variable phenotypes are harder to decipher.

(Usually underrated songs are harder to decipher).

The provenance of that distinction is hard to decipher.

PROFANITY -- Presumably none, but Pokemon babble is hard to decipher.

From a distance, this is hard to decipher; it is just as hard closer up.