Sentence examples for difficult to label from inspiring English sources

I just find it difficult to label myself that way.

Griffin's blend of abilities makes it difficult to label him.

In the context of our season, though, it's difficult to label anyone a "flop".

Rapinoe does not mind being labeled a person who is difficult to label.

More difficult to label were the Ukrainian kung fu master and the Syrian gynecology student who moonlighted as a male model in Beijing.

"Principally it was anti-Semitism that clawed her, although it is difficult to label as an anti-Semite someone who threatened to leave her entire fortune to the Intifada," Ms. Schenkar writes acrobatically.

Because every promise has a deadline, especially if it is a political promise, and when the extensions proclaimed in the speeches expire, patience runs out and difficult-to-label positions appear in those eternally classified as citizens.

Unfortunately it is difficult to accurately label training data.

Because of this, it is often difficult to actually label all of the traits on a tree because it's visually distracting.

In many instances, researchers need to use stimuli that are visually complex and, perhaps, difficult to verbally label (for instance, variations of a shaded cube or Asian characters; Alvarez & Cavanagh, 2004; Awh, Barton, & Vogel, 2007).

These features make it a useful tool for visualizing spatially heterogeneous chemical environments, especially for small molecules such as drugs and metabolites, which can otherwise be difficult to reliably label and distinguish from structurally similar compounds.