Sentence examples for difficult for us to read from inspiring English sources

While this is more difficult for us to read, it is very easy for a machine to read and process.

But this popular writing is difficult for us to read: often, it does not reflect an individual voice and unique experience, and defies our expectations of "good" literature.

Nor is it difficult for us to read Max's pronounced sexual diffidence as a parallel to his lack of writing force, a kind of essence of the way he kept carefully hanging back, always hovering on the edges of commitment and seriousness.

T. S. Eliot said: "It is difficult for us to read that essay without reflecting that if Poe plotted out his poem with such calculation, he might have taken a little more pains over it: the result hardly does credit to the method".

"But if we have two guys to play into up front and Michael joins … it's going to be more difficult for opponents to read us".

"But if we have two guys to play into up front and Michael joins … it's going to be more difficult for opponents to read us". Whether the credit for that goes to 67-year-old Vogts is less certain.

It remains difficult for us to completely integrate our books for e-reading, and we still need to restrict elements of some of the work we publish when creating an eBook.

As the SMS will be written in Bengali using English alphabets we assume it will not be very difficult for participants to read and understand.

It's too difficult for people to read irony.

"It's very difficult for me to read President Obama.

Nerve damage from a practice swim made it difficult for her to read how she was reacting to the cold.