Sentence examples for difficult to put across from inspiring English sources

Mr Watt pointed out that it was difficult to put across complex messages in a simple format.

"These have less of a profile, because they are more difficult to put across.

Gluck, the great musical reformer, advocated precisely such a marriage of words and music, yet his strategies can be counterintuitive, difficult to put across.

The richly ornamented Georgian prose style was difficult to put across even back in the eighteenth century, its steamy floridity no less apt to descend into sentimentality then than now.

Many of them say they would find it difficult to put aside their grievances and reach across ethnic lines and work together in a new government if the country's civil war ever came to an end.

She said P3P adoption has been poor across the Internet because it was difficult to put into effect and because consumers didn't see value in it.

Worcester Warriors head coach Richard Hill: "It was difficult to put your finger on exactly what was going wrong but it was across the board with a lot of inaccuracies.

It's that difficult to put down.

It was enormously difficult to put up the walkway.

It's very difficult to put it into words.

That kind of quality is difficult to put into words.