Sentence examples for being difficult to read from inspiring English sources
Though the 32-year-old Helvetica Neue is well-liked for its aesthetics, it has been criticised for being difficult to read.
Results of previous research showed that the traditional text-based PCMS had several limitations, such as having a short range of legibility and being difficult to read by elderly and non-English-speaking drivers.
We are indebted to Daniel Garber for providing a copy of the original Latin Law Thesis, and to Jean-Robert Armogathe, Vincent Carraud, Robert Feenstra, who in their 1988 Nouvelles De La Republique Des Lettres article provide a clean Latin transcription the original document being difficult to read in places.
All the interviewees found the digital ovulation tests easy to use and understand, often comparing them with the visual read tests, which they reported as being difficult to read.
The overstuffed sentence is difficult to read.
Your article was difficult to read!
And it is difficult to read.
But he added: "Most definitely they are difficult to read.
It is difficult to read this scene without cringing.
The Chinese view was difficult to read, however.
