Sentence examples for difficult to pick out from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to pick out the true executive" (Box 1, Folder 7).

He was not difficult to pick out in his bright orange cleats.

It's difficult to pick out a choice quote; the cable offers an embarrassment of riches.

It's difficult to pick out what our greatest achievements have been at Liberty.

Since Trump won virtually everywhere, it's difficult to pick out trends in particular areas.

You want it to be laid out in a consistent, neat way, so that information isn't difficult to pick out.

And that's a very difficult thing to pick out from this huge goo coming out from cherry pies.

It's difficult, however, to pick out the tiny fraction of donor DNA from the overwhelming majority of recipient DNA circulating in the blood.

For one thing, cancerous lesions can blend into the background, making them difficult for doctors to pick out.

"At Frieze [art fair] in London for example, which I always find very invigorating, it is always very difficult for me to pick out from this enormous amount of art what we can sell with a good conscience.

Our association board appears to go out of its way not to approve drought-resistant landscaping or makes it difficult for owners to pick out plants.