Sentence examples for difficult to see through from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to see through the murky amniotic fluid, however, and the results, Bruner admits, were "an unmitigated disaster".

Accounts of the conflict in eastern Ukraine differ so wildly that it is often difficult to see through the propaganda and get to the truth.

They seem not to walk through air so much as to be pushed by the movements of some viscous, miasmic substance that's difficult to travel through and more difficult to see through.

Julienne Ferrus, 56, who rents the first-floor apartment, said it was difficult to see through the smoke, as she and her two sons made their way out of the house.

Mr. Ford removed his Didymium glasses, which he said he needed to "filter out the yellow sodium flame, which is difficult to see through during the heating process," and carefully laid the vacuum manifold in what looked like a box of cat litter but was actually vermiculite, a clay mineral used for thermal insulation.

Recalling the last time all surviving members of the Grateful Dead performed together – during the Fare Thee Well tour's final stop at Chicago's Soldier Field on 5 July – still brings a smile to Weir's face, though it can be difficult to see through his mane of white hair.

Your noisy blustering does not hurt anybody, but such intimidating braggadocio satisfies your urge to swagger, especially when it is difficult to see anything through your iron visor.

It's difficult to see things through someone else's eyes if you haven't walked in their shoes.

Poor visibility during rainfall leads to more accidents in part because it's difficult to see puddles through a wet windshield.

The windscreen of the metaphorical car that the commission is trying to drive has been cracked so extensively that it's difficult to see anything clearly through it.

"Unless the Wolesi Jirga ignores quorum, which it has not done very often, then it is difficult to see this going through before the deadline".