Sentence examples for are very difficult to decipher from inspiring English sources

The Book of Taliesin, the oldest surviving copy of his works (written about 700 years after his time), attributes to him a variety of poems, some on religious themes, some arcane verses that belong to Celtic mythological traditions and that are very difficult to decipher, and some that refer to known historical figures.

This massive and global extinction event left only 30 living xenarthran species whose paleontological origins and phylogenetic relationships are very difficult to decipher from the available fossil record [ 7], although progresses have recently been made for understanding the origin of some groups of living armadillos [ 20].

But the volume is so low that the voice is very difficult to decipher.

LandAmerica has been caught up in some legal issues in the past, but our governing body, RESPA, has left the laws so unclear that it is very difficult to decipher what is legal and what is not.

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But compared to stars, planets are very hard to decipher in general, points out Burrows.

"The mushrooms are very difficult to do".

Juveniles are very difficult to sex.

They are very difficult to win over.

They are very difficult to sound.

Crosses are very difficult to defend.