"It's incredibly difficult to present violence on-screen in a responsible manner.
For all artists, it's very difficult to present something new to your audience.
To be sure, some white-collar crime cases are difficult to present to juries, legal experts say.
But let's face it, wasps (and hornets) are fairly difficult to present in a really positive light so wasps tend not to do well in stories.
If the testimonies were so poorly assembled, it should not be difficult to present facts that refute them one by one.
Yet there's a stretching of language toward abstraction in the work of these poets that makes it difficult to present in another language.
Murrow picked an opportune moment to strike; if he'd waited even two more months, it would have been difficult to present him now as the man who discredited McCarthy.
Library services available throughout the world vary so much in detail from country to country that it is difficult to present anything but the most general picture of their activities.
Re "Racial Profiling Was the Routine, New Jersey Finds" (front page, Nov. 28) and "Supreme Court Bars Roadblocks Set Up to Search for Drugs" (front page, Nov. 29): A state trooper policy in which 80percentt of vehicles searched belong to African-American and Latino drivers is difficult to present as anything less than systematically discriminatory.
Here is "Project" (1970): My subject's still the wind still difficult to present being invisible: nevertheless should I presume it not I'd be compelled to say how the honeysuckle bushlimbs wave themselves: difficult beyond presumption These gorgeous observations are presented defensively, suggesting that the "nature" poet knew that he was accountable socially and even politically.
Both governments face majority public opposition to their plans and find it difficult to present a coherent case in favour of a system which is not designed to protect the countries in which it is situated, and which will make those host countries a target in future US wars.
