Sentence examples for difficult smudge from inspiring English sources

The ignominy of losing three straight would be a difficult smudge to erase.

(That was no loss. The grown-up Walt never went to church — a difficult smudge for those who acclaim him as the purveyor of all-American ways).

Sharpie signatures are extremely difficult to read and often smudge.

This smudge made it difficult to note when Venus had actually entered the sun.

On difficult days, LaKira held that smudge up to her face and found comfort in breathing in that remaining biological piece of her babies — proof that they had lived.

Tricky ones include those that are part of other smudges, making it difficult to tell where one mark ends and the other starts.

Unlike Alif Baa and AK1 3rd editions, the 3rd edition of AK2 uses plain paper instead of the slick, coated, magazine-like paper that has been making it so difficult for students to write smudge-free answers in their textbooks.

Soot smudges can be difficult to get out of fabric.

So it's not difficult to imagine that a planet smudged with soot and pencil lead would appear darker than expected.

Now researchers from Wuhan, China, have used nanoparticles to reveal the merest smudge of a print, even on difficult surfaces such as plastic and coins.

Since this is very difficult, make sure your letters are clear and no smudge marks.