Sentence examples for difficulty of translating from inspiring English sources

Both translators rated the difficulty of translating each item, made comments if necessary and suggested alternatives for difficult words or phrases.

Both translators rated the difficulty of translating each item and the associated response choices using 0 (not at all difficult) to 100 (most difficult).

But a persistent problem, hospital officials say, has been the difficulty of translating guidelines into practice.

The difficulty of translating fiction isn't finding the correct equivalent for each word.

Even David McLintock, in an essay on the difficulty of translating Bernhard, calls him "a curiously unpromising writer".

Jascha Hoffman visits the annual meeting of the American Literary Translators Association and explores the difficulty of translating jokes.

The difficulties of translating such poetry are probably insurmountable, and not solely because of linguistic differences.

He indicated, however, the difficulties of translating the sense of optimism into deeds.

A FEW weeks ago my colleague wrote about the difficulties of translating Pushkin.

I'm not doing this to nitpick; rather to prepare you for Baudelaire by illustrating the difficulties of translating him.

The difficulties of translating from Welsh are explained in the introduction: "complex internal assonance and rhyming" disappears.