Sentence examples for difficulty of describing from inspiring English sources
Computer security professionals like the difficulty of describing the abstract images in Déjà Vu because it makes it harder to share passwords.
What Malcolm is really interested in, I think, is not inarticulacy but, rather, the difficulty of describing how certain works of art achieve their effects.
A second discernible characteristic of preliterate economic systems is the difficulty of describing any part of their activities as constituting an "economy".
Dr. Susan E. Swedo, a senior investigator at the National Institute of Mental Health who heads the diagnostic manual group working on autism, acknowledges the difficulty of describing such a variable disorder.
He wants to testify both to the evils of the Holocaust and to "the simple joy" (he's very fond of the word "joy") of creative endeavors even as he acknowledges the difficulty of describing these subjects without resorting to cliché.
Dillon talked about the problems inherent in copyediting Mercer lyrics, such as whether or not to include hypens in do-re-mi; about Andrew Porter's compendious music and opera writings for The New Yorker; and about the difficulty of describing voices in words — "I once compared a singer's voice to a ripe Kalamata olive".
Gadbois started talking about the inherent difficulties of describing something called a black body.
They suggest how the difficulties of describing art can be aided and disguised by the infinite poetic possibilities of language.
Eugenides handles the difficulties of describing the manic phases of depression from within – through Leonard's eyes – with rare skill, the gradations of self-delusion measured almost incrementally in his prose as Leonard seeks to take control of his teeming thoughts and reduce his lithium dosage.
The writers collaborated with the creative process throughout production, which was helpful especially considering the difficulties of describing in a tangible way a digital world that "in its very nature defies basic screenwriting conventions".
However, both findings are limited by the fact that only one facility in the site had to meet the criterion, highlighting again the difficulties of describing health systems when there are multiple providers.
