Sentence examples for difficult to spot from from inspiring English sources

It's not on many maps and difficult to spot from the road.

Most of the installations in Greenburgh are mounted on rooftops and are difficult to spot from the street.

The space made no sense at all – long and narrow, not to mention relatively difficult to spot from the street – but they took it on anyway.

"Coercive control can be many things but essentially it comes down to people exerting control via a pattern of behaviours, and these can sometimes be difficult to spot from the outside if you don't know where to look or which questions to ask," she said.

The jovian rings are difficult to spot from Earth.

While relatively few porn sites were infecting visitors, it is difficult to spot good from bad, he said.

It is often difficult to spot individual structures from a distance.

It's difficult to spot a great personality from across the room.

Though difficult to spot when in the garden, from the kitchen window the nest has been surprisingly easy to see, and using binoculars we've been following the blackbird's story.

But it can be very difficult to spot such a loophole without help from someone who has already found it.

I can see more stars then I have ever seen before and some of the constellations such as Cassiopeia are difficult to spot, the sky is so free from light pollution.