Sentence examples for difficult to see something from inspiring English sources
As an audience member, I am finding it increasingly difficult to see something new and surprising on screen.
In fact, it was not difficult to see something of Santa Claus in Attenborough, who disarmingly admits that the character is "not far from my own in terms of bonhomie".
She talks about how difficult it can be to see something that, by definition, gives off no light.
As the old saying has it, it is very difficult to get people to see something when their livelihood depends on not seeing it.
"It is difficult to express how heartbreaking it is to see something like this happening in our country," Colbert said.
"I was thrilled to see something come my way that really made my character walk a difficult path," she said.
But despite the complexity, it was not difficult to see that something remarkable is happening in European politics.
The Brookings Institution's Richard V. Reeves, writing in the Chronicle Review, says that colleges and universities, partly because of the complexity of the admission process, are "perpetuating class divisions across generations" as America develops what the Economist calls a "hereditary meritocracy". It is, however, difficult to see how something like this can be avoided.
It's not difficult to see how something like this can often amount to racial or socio-economic profiling.
