Sentence examples for difficult to recognize the from inspiring English sources

It's not difficult to recognize the cruel irony of Emma's situation.

"The land mine was so powerful it mingled the body parts of the victims with the car parts, making it difficult to recognize the bodies," Mr. Ahmadi said.

THE physical transformation from cozy Provençal French to a modish Asian theme has been so extreme that it is difficult to recognize the space now inhabited by Bamboo Café Bar in South Norwalk.

However, it is difficult to recognize the different fault types of the gears.

It can be very difficult to recognize the patterns that slow you down or inhibit your progress.

This suggests that it is difficult to recognize the Mw 9.0 event to be larger than the Mw 7.3 event from.

It's far more difficult to recognize than the "jokes" the middle school girls in Southern Ontario have dealt with.

Tozer supports the latter view and, furthermore, believes that there is evidence of a worldwide unconformity (often difficult to recognize) at the base of the Otoceras zone.

The affective-interpersonal aspects of psychopathy are typically more difficult to recognize than the behavioral ones and the difficulty may be even greater in youngsters.

Arrangements of the single particles were more difficult to recognize in the coated ZnO-lipo than in the uncoated ZnO-hydro.

When work practice becomes routine, it slips to the background of the conscious awareness and becomes difficult to recognize without the context to support recall.