Sentence examples similar to difficult to discern purpose from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Costner's immersion in the works of John Ford, Budd Boetticher and Sergio Leone gives the long, final shootout some elegance and authority, even if the outcome is hardly in doubt and the purpose difficult to discern.

Whereas the early private Rule 10b-5 could could be defended as socially worthwhile under both corrective justice and deterrence theory, the purpose of the FOTM class action is more difficult to discern.

The ultimate purpose of labeling some approaches to technical practice as anti-technology or Luddism is not difficult to discern.

That ambition is not difficult to discern.

The answer is not difficult to discern.

Pore spaces are rare and difficult to discern (Fig. 1e).

The centra of the presacral vertebrae are difficult to discern.

The answers are more difficult to discern than it seems.

General Kayani's personal views are difficult to discern.

It is difficult to discern who was behind the attacks.

It is often difficult to discern whether Blatter is serious.