Sentence examples for capture how difficult from inspiring English sources

Below are five songs that capture how difficult Bowie was to capture.

"To say the experience I've had litigating against, essentially, the CIA, has been an uphill battle doesn't really capture how difficult it actually is," he said.

It's this number of international gateways, then, that captures how difficult it would be to snuff out a country's internet pulse.

There is a powerful scene in which an officer tells a captured volunteer how difficult it is for British troops to come to Ireland after the horrors of the trenches.

(The video is worth watching, even though it's longer than five minutes, as it captures just how difficult the announcement must have been. And he is quick to point out that he still "fancies" girls).

It's very difficult to capture how much of holiday spending that represents.

It is difficult to capture how marketisation is defined, measured and delimited.

Simply asking this question demonstrates how difficult it is to capture this phenomenon in a homogeneous "new welfare mix" paradigm that realigns state, market and civil society relations.

I wanted to see just how difficult it was to capture a space in 3D.

It is refreshing to see the realities of just how difficult it can be to capture the right sentiment in writing.

It proved just how difficult — indeed, impossible — it was to capture the sounds of the legendary singers a century ago.