Sentence examples for be difficult to convey from inspiring English sources

How Byzantine icons worked can be difficult to convey to modern Western viewers raised on the arm's-length, quasi-objective ethic of art appreciation.

The complex economic argument that the uninsured impose hidden costs on everyone else may be difficult to convey in sound bites.

"It would be difficult to convey to the minds of those who have never witnessed it, the sublimity that characterizes the silence of a solitude as deep as that which now reigned over the Glimmerglass," James Fenimore Cooper wrote in "The Deerslayer".

In particular, the passage of time may be difficult to convey in traditional tree diagrams.

Capitalism is to be transcended, not abolished, and this may be difficult to convey in the terms of moral philosophy.

This kind of relationship is marked by an intense connection between two people, one that may even be difficult to convey into words.

It is difficult to convey the banality of this book.

In painting this picture it has been difficult to convey all of these details.

But these abstract benefits are difficult to convey effectively on a course syllabus.

However, it is difficult to convey the tacit knowledge implicit in certain skills.

The Jews had nowhere to go, and this is difficult to convey today.