Sentence examples for difficult to illustrate the from inspiring English sources

It proved no less difficult to illustrate the more scandalous moments in Nijinsky's life, not least the near-riot that erupted at the premiere of Nijinsky's monumental "Sacre du Printemps," set to music by Stravinsky, at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees on May 29 , 1913

Since then the reputation of much of the architecture of the 1950s has been rehabilitated, but his clamshell seems doomed to be an architectural untouchable — it is difficult to illustrate the incremental insults to Penn Station, the ticky-tacky additions, the grimy travertine, but a photograph of Tichy's structure is always ready to stand in.

Busselen and Mattelaer[6], however, point out that it is difficult to illustrate the highly fluctuating airflow rate accurately with the constant emission technique.

There are significant differences between the parties, notably on public spending but the lack of significant detail from most of the parties has made it difficult to illustrate the policy gaps.

Suppose it's quite difficult to illustrate the concept of xenophobia in such a small coin-sized space.

It is far more difficult to illustrate the interconnectivity of issues and events that are occurring in front of our very eyes.

However, it is difficult to illustrate what the regions would look like for N > 3. Figure 4 Inner and outer straight-line approximations.

Protein folding is a complex multidimensional process that is difficult to illustrate by the traditional analyses based on one- or two-dimensional profiles.

He picks the track 'Zoos' as the most difficult to illustrate, but also his favourite.

The danger of dioxins in our environment, our food chain and our bodies is difficult to illustrate, since they are not visible to the naked eye.

The problem is that anyone can easily describe the stressful things; the good things, on the other hand, are much more difficult to illustrate.