Sentence examples for be difficult to blend from inspiring English sources

Dark chocolate is really complex, and can be difficult to blend with other forceful ingredients like Scotch.

Peel the fruit first so that you don't end up with tough skins that will be difficult to blend.

Oil pastels, on the other hand, can be difficult to blend with the other types of pastels.

As more people are living longer, more are becoming outcasts in a family-based society where it is difficult to blend into the crowd.

Part of the reason for the Dolphins' consternation is that after Week 1 they rank last in the A.F.C. in total defense, and 30th, two notches from the bottom, in the N.F.L. Buckley said it was difficult to blend new players -- the Dolphins have four new defenders, including the starters Junior Seau (linebacker) and Sammy Knight (strong safety) -- without some initial bumps in the road.

But when it does work, which is most of the time, "Stranger Things" is genuinely creepy and sincerely sweet, two great tastes that may, in the parlance of the times, taste great together but are difficult to blend successfully.

An uncommon species, fruit bodies can be difficult to see because they blend well into their surroundings.

In addition to traditional safeguards like a paper blend that would be difficult to duplicate, the redesigned note will have two new features: a three-dimensional blue strip with images that appear to move when the note is tilted, and an image of a copper inkwell containing a holographic bell whose color changes when tilted.

It is also found prominently in blends and in jug wines, although it may be difficult to determine which ones.

It can be difficult to decipher the scouts from the regular fans, since most scouts – unless they became famous as a coach or basketball player – blend right in.

The tougher skins are more difficult to blend.