Sentence examples for difficult to summarise from inspiring English sources

Roger Scruton, philosopher He's difficult to summarise because it's nonsense.

It is difficult to summarise what makes this book so appealing.

These are all episodes teeming with action and drama that are difficult to summarise in a coherent way, but the authors do the job with verve, while still finding space for insightful analysis.

The novel's plot is difficult to summarise without giving anything away but it is this very complexity – as well as the cascading structure, out of the lives of the Japanese women, one of whom owns the snow kimono of the title – that makes it gripping.

Although a significant share of the mentioned studies are based on the standard of living approach, the overall results of this literature, discussed in more detail in the methodological section, are extremely difficult to summarise.

The structure of Part II is more difficult to summarise, being an amalgam of many genres.

It's hard to summarise a book that has, apparently, next to no plot.

Hard to summarise how this opened my eyes to a different world.

This is a difficult book to summarise, but a delight to read, gradually distilling a medley out of its polyphonic, sometimes deliberately cacophonous voices.

Yet it is a difficult work to summarise, a generic hybrid: it is part undercover investigation, part political polemic, part history and part autobiography.

It's a difficult Six Nations to summarise for Scotland.