Sentence examples for deliberately hard from inspiring English sources

The setting is deliberately hard to place: a mixture of Denmark, England and - Latvia?

The hitch is that much of his work is deliberately hard to access or is consigned to secondary publications.

First, most of the good ones are coined in private and so are deliberately hard for outsiders to understand.

All over the country I see evidence of parking regulations which are deliberately hard to understand, even hard to see.

Pulquerias are deliberately hard to find in seedy areas and close by sundown, but their alcohol-soaked floors still remain a toast to the Aztec gods.

For inspiration, he and his team looked to "those iconic Renaissance paintings of a deity ascending into the heavens, as well as 60s futurism, like '2001.' " The result is deliberately hard to define.

Considerable credit for this goes to Eric Ting's bouncy but deliberately hard-edged direction.

The council that its deliberately "hard-hitting" campaign was not anti-homeless people but designed to tackle the increasing problem of aggressive begging and to discourage members of the public from giving money to beggars, "almost none of whom were homeless".

The behavior of the proposed solution is assessed in simulation, by deliberately generating hard and soft sensor/actuator faults.

The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Fell As the Lakers were about to be eliminated two games later and with only nine minutes to go, Lakers forward Lamar Odom deliberately ran hard into Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki and was ejected for a flagrant foul.

The former are deliberately subjective and hard to decipher; the latter are instantly recognizable and familiar.