Sentence examples for difficult sense from inspiring English sources

For multicellular creatures things get more difficult; sense inputs must be able to signal to distant motor organs – originally through molecules chemically similar to today's hormones.

Bosworth maintained what must have been a difficult sense of composure as Fonda's "My Life So Far," a revealing memoir so well made that it seems to be the work of a professional ghostwriter, hit the best-seller lists in 2005.

"Obama has three years left," Remnick writes, "but it's not difficult to sense a politician with an acute sense of time, a politician devising ways to widen his legacy without the benefit of any support from Congress".

Obama has three years left, but it's not difficult to sense a politician with an acute sense of time, a politician devising ways to widen his legacy without the benefit of any support from Congress.

Was it difficult making sense of them?

Not as difficult, you sense, as living a life out of your father's shadow.

"Unfortunately, the next step is much more difficult: making sense of the data".

"It's difficult to sense whether it's manipulation, or part of it is psychological warfare," Mr. Melman added.

But unfortunately, for all its intelligence and flashes of illumination, the exhibit seems thin, not offering enough context or explanation, making it difficult to sense a continuous, coherent narrative.

But Dälek's squowl -- admired by fans in Croatia, Germany, Slovakia and, increasingly, its own country's underground -- is also hard in the difficult, artistic sense: to appreciate it, you have to know how to think about it.

Higher ability students may find it more difficult to sense that their ability is increasing over a short time frame.