Sentence examples for difficult vocabulary from inspiring English sources

The difficult vocabulary and the historical references eluded me, page after page, until, at last, I let them sail by unchallenged.

I think that, because of some violence and more difficult vocabulary it should be read by children from 8 years old.

On the other, his judgments could be pointed: the 1970s was intellectually the bleakest decade of the century: structuralism and deconstructionism came to the fore because their "inherently difficult vocabulary had achieved a level of expressive opacity that proved irresistibly appealing to a new generation of students and their teachers".

The questions might have contained some difficult vocabulary items.

I wanted more difficult vocabulary and challenging learning situations".

Students were given a difficult vocabulary test they all did poorly on.

On the implication side, mediators could use different kinds of mediations to assist learners in comprehending a passage instead of letting them struggle with difficult vocabularies by their own.

As with annotation, text-based retrieval with out-of-vocabulary concepts is significantly more difficult than with in vocabulary concepts, but including the concept-concept links based on the measure of WordNet similarity helps to ameliorate retrieval performance.

Williams also says he finds it more difficult remembering new Welsh vocabulary than he would have 10 or 15 years ago.

Different solutions, each with a particular vocabulary, are difficult to learn, and make the impedance problem looks deceptively simpler than it really is.

After they struggle through difficult texts with advanced vocabulary and nuanced sentence structures, they then have to answer multiple choice questions that are, by design, intended to distract students with answers that appear to be correct except for some technicality.