Sentence examples for difficult to read the from inspiring English sources

It was so dark that it was difficult to read the names on the seats.

But shooting the magazine instead of the target may make it difficult to read the issue.

This document is difficult to read; the text is frequently illegible due to poor reproduction techniques.

While several justices tipped their hands, it was difficult to read the court as a whole.

"I agreed it was difficult to read the putt out there," Furyk said after Sunday's round.

The batsmen are still finding it difficult to read the Sri Lanka spinners.

It is difficult to read The Anatomy of Peace and not recognize the role we all play in perpetuating conflict.

As the towers rose in clusters scattered across the site, it was difficult to read the formal intent.

It is difficult to read the such attacks on modernism as anything other than an attack on social housing.

Though she maintains that only a few songs are autobiographical, it's difficult to read the rest as fiction.

(I'm pretty sure Sue Herera has a thing for me, too, although it's difficult to read the body language of someone whose body usually ends at her armpits).