Sentence examples for be harder to recognize from inspiring English sources

Without "Tales of Hoffmann" it would be harder to recognize what a profoundly gifted composer Offenbach really was.

Protesters have shifted their movement to nighttime hours during weekdays, deeming it safer because security forces would be more reluctant to shoot at them in the dark and it would be harder to recognize their faces for arrests.

The proposed methodologies are not adequate while evolutionary and complex nature of malware is changing quickly and therefore turn out to be harder to recognize.

It can be harder to recognize injustice when it doesn't affect you directly.

Mild, ambulatory cases of smallpox may spread disease because such cases may be harder to recognize.

With all the disconnection, discourtesy and relentless motion of the free world, it can be hard to recognize, let alone love, your fellow human beings.

A bubble can be hard to recognize at the time.

It would be hard to recognize that powerful Congress today.

It shouldn't be hard to recognize something as universal as grief.

Evan Rachel Wood is one of those actresses whose appearance and manner change so much from role to role that she can be hard to recognize.

Perhaps it's because the clamor for prosperity has atomized people to such a degree that it can be hard to recognize what anyone has in common.