Sentence examples for are hard to sort from inspiring English sources
Regional painting, which flourished before and during the Great Depression, might be thought of in the same nationalistic category, but it doesn't exactly fit; in it history and fiction are hard to sort out.
In addition, I have not been able to find a convincing report on success rates, which are hard to sort out because there are different types of hallux limitus and different operations.
There are competitions, open calls for exhibitions, artist residencies, fellowships and apprenticeships which are arrayed (almost overwhelmingly) on web sites like NYFA Source, but they are hard to sort through and sometimes costly.
The underlying causes are harder to sort out.
But robot cars may do things that are harder to sort out.
It is hard to sort the truth from the lies.
It is hard to sort fact from fear-mongering.
"It's hard to sort out because there is no research on it," she said.
At a glance, it's hard to sort out new from old.
Some analysts also complain that the company's financial data can be hard to sort out.
