Sentence examples for be difficult to glean from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine said it would not be difficult to glean such information from his returns.

But with England training behind closed doors, it was going to be difficult to glean manager Roy Hodgson's exact thoughts.

She concedes that this narrative might be difficult to glean from her lyrics, which are generally elusive and impressionistic, shying away from specifics.

Analysts said it would be difficult to glean Mr. Katz's view about the prospects for Orbitz stock from his decision not to take the cash now.

Temper outbursts often happen when you disagree with them (however lightheartedly or kindly) or don't do exactly what they want you to do (which can be difficult to glean sometimes, as many controlling people expect you to be able to "read their mind").

It's difficult to glean much from these two.

However, due to the large volume of data and information that exists in the international literature, the specific (and necessary) knowledge for making decisions on the safety of certain foods is difficult to glean, or such a process is only possible with the help of experienced scientific staff.

While broad extrapolations are difficult to glean from one fighting group in a complex society, the activities and personal stories of these men, a mix of civilians who took up arms and dozens of army defectors who joined them, offers a fine-grained look of the uprising, and the momentum and guerrilla energy it has attained.

It's difficult to glean from the video, in which the two men sneak into a poorly lit building site and climb up unadorned concrete stairs, but the tower is designed to be a sort of urban Elysium, packed with luxury hotels, offices and retail space.

Even once you've made it through the numerous racist song titles, the collection of jokes the author punches up from a Web site called KKKomedy Central — Micetrap's Nigger Joke Center ("Q: What do you call a nigger boy riding a bike? A: Thief!"), and the exhaustive lists of court cases, it is difficult to glean exactly what point Kennedy is trying to make.

Lexus touts the F Sport's rear-wheel-steer assist, but the benefit is difficult to glean even at the limit.