Sentence examples for difficult to read this from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to read this scene without cringing.

It's difficult to read this novel without a heavy heart, because it's obvious that not everything can possibly work out.

For most readers, it will be difficult to read this book and not come away impressed by the tenacity, intelligence and sheer endurance of John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

The fruit of this alliance is firms such as Sweet Water Organics, which produces fish and greens in a former crane factory.Yet it is difficult to read this collection of essays without a sense of foreboding.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIT IS difficult to read this engaging memoir without a smile on one's face, such is the author's enthusiasm for the world's southernmost continent and its endemic penguin species, the Emperor.

Given the scientific consensus on global warming, it is difficult to read this political resistance as anything other than a pledge of allegiance to the oil-and-gas industry, which is headquartered right in the hurricane strike zone.

AggieH commented: I try to distinguish between "difficult to read because this is a woeful book" and "difficult to read because I am a woeful reader".

Sometimes the autocue's font size can be set just slightly too small, making it difficult to read, and this seemed to have been the case here.

Cowan's ruling noted that some of the details in Read's report "are difficult to read in describing how this man is hanging on to life".

Difficult to read but vital, this is one of those rare pieces that has the potential to influence public discourse on a crucial world issue.

The image of a penis ejaculating onto breasts has a 70s aspect to it in the hue and resolution, but is, perhaps intentionally, difficult to read aside from this.