Sentence examples for difficult for the viewer from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to make, and it is sometimes difficult for the viewer to understand … A part of it should always include having to scratch your head".

The back-to-back retrospectives of their work, opening at the Hayward Gallery on Thursday, provide more than an exercise in comparison, even though it is difficult for the viewer not to be drawn into an inner debate.

"They make it difficult for the viewer to digest, and instead often make them recoil spit.

It's difficult for the viewer to isolate the artist's intentions, to determine whether or not the artist was successful.

The result was a mixture of original techniques and the newest digital techniques to make it difficult for the viewer to guess which technique was being used.

While it may be difficult for the viewer to reach a final conclusion, Jackson's open-ended conversation never requires an explicit answer to enjoy the experience.

"It's becoming more difficult for the everyday viewer to follow, with transfers and one-and-done and conference realignment.

Diderot's efforts as an art writer were based on two complementary beliefs, namely, that the techniques used by a painter to produce various effects are difficult for the ordinary viewer to understand and articulate, and that it is a difficult but vital challenge to capture, through literary language, the significant aspects of a painting.

Moore stated that while it was difficult to consider dropping this new game world, they found that its introduction in the second half of the film would be too difficult a concept for the viewer to grasp.

And Hulu's ad-free option is $12 per month for far more content than CBS's $10 per month tier – another factor that could make it difficult for the network attract viewers to either tier of its streaming service.

In these photos, through the fog of cigarette smoke filling the living room, across the roar of Georges Moustaki blasting his sorrow from the record-player at midnight, it would be difficult for a viewer to even locate the children in rooms so thick with adults acting like adults.