Sentence examples for difficult to decide whether from inspiring English sources

As a viewer it's difficult to decide whether to despise or respect Melisandre.

It was difficult to decide whether the house felt neglected or preserved.

That can cause anxiety for expectant parents and make it difficult to decide whether to terminate a pregnancy.

For these reasons, it is often difficult to decide whether prehistoric phenomena were of religious or magical character.

It is little wonder Stuart Baxter finds it difficult to decide whether he is English or Scottish.

I will say it is going to be very difficult to decide whether these officers engaged in misconduct in a tense, fast-moving situation like this one".

IT IS difficult to decide whether "Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa" is one of the worst film titles of all time or one of the best.

Ian Sample is the Guardian's science correspondent It is very difficult to decide whether science is enjoying a golden moment right now.

It is just as difficult to decide whether or not other pictures, sculptures, abstract symbols, amulets, and similar objects were used to make magic in this and later periods.

"There has been discussion of a greater use of court orders to block some sites, but it will be difficult to decide whether responsibility will lie with the Home Office or internet service providers".

In the end, it is often difficult to decide whether aid activities should be concerned with relief, rehabilitation, or development (Seaman, 1994).