Sentence examples for difficult accessible from inspiring English sources

She could make the difficult accessible and the accessible complex.

At the same time, his animal images have a distancing effect, allowing the poet to see himself more clearly, or as he puts it in the poem "Orange Hole," to introduce "the idea of beauty as a salve / and of aesthetics making something difficult accessible".

Since this type of sensors are strongly subjected to wear and installed on difficult accessible places, it is important to know when the sensor provides wrong measurements without interrupting the process.

In the following, we give a brief theoretically based motivation for choosing a more difficult accessible excitation wavelength, followed by a description of the lidar instrument and the experimental setup.

I was mainly writing his speeches, which was about making difficult things accessible.

And that's what we want to do with the follow-up products: explaining, helping and making difficult things accessible".

The Pursuit of Happiness (1971), a study of legal injustice, attempted to make a difficult subject accessible to audiences.

But already the opening of new tunnels, bridges, roads and rapid transit has led to an extensive rerouting of traffic that makes once difficult locations accessible.

- Critic of the Year - The Observer's architectural critic Rowan Moore was named winner for making a difficult subject accessible to general public.

In both cases I was impressed by the artists' originality - not a word you hear much in contemporary art circles, their inventiveness, and the difficult yet accessible pleasures their art can give.

Storr's particular gift for rendering difficult concepts accessible, as well as his lucid, immensely readable style, made his books as appealing to lay people as to professionals, and his sales reflected this.