Sentence examples for been difficult to guess from inspiring English sources

At that moment, it would have been difficult to guess that the soft-spoken, serious-minded Salonen — a twenty-six-year-old Finn with an avant-garde bent — would become not only the longest-serving music director in the Philharmonic's history but also a driving force in American music.

At that moment, it would have been difficult to guess that the soft-spoken, serious-minded Salonen a twenty-six-year-old Finn with an avant-garde bent would become not only the longest-serving music director in the Philharmonic's history but also a driving force in American music.

It was difficult to guess his age.

Of course, it was difficult to guess what people in that closed country were thinking.

What Rembrandt's own feelings about Jews may have been is difficult to guess.

myPassword requires you to choose strong passwords that are difficult to guess in order to protect your accounts at WCMC.

"And it's difficult to guess what people are thinking," says Pulido, "or the repercussions of us taking this long.

If you've never seen an S.A.T. before, it might be difficult to guess the right answer.

Or they choose passwords that are difficult to guess but are also difficult to remember (so the passwords must be written down and then are easy for an attacker to find).

With all that under consideration, it is difficult to guess how dramatically the face of professional football could be changed by the jury's decision.

It is difficult to guess how well the relationships among these characters would have been ascertained without Mr. Barenboim's prologue.