Sentence examples for distinctly hard to from inspiring English sources

Retrospective descriptive review is inevitably limited as compared to prospective studies, but for a rare disease managed by many clinicians, across in-patient and out-patient settings, it remains distinctly hard to be prospective in ones approach.

In many kinds of logical game it turns out to be distinctly harder to answer than the pioneers of these games realised.

It is also distinctly difficult to hear.

It is the uncanny product of a singular vision, distinctly American and hard to refute.

Astonished, outraged and distinctly hard done by, she has lost her first battle, the stand against Angelo's hard masculine will, and she profoundly minds the fact.

Rolling Stone magazine describes the band as distinctly hard rock, "far apart from the braying mid-70s metal pack".

As Andrew Bacevich, author most recently of Breach of Trust: How Americans Failed Their Soldiers and Their Country, makes clear in "Rationalizing Lunacy," O'Hanlon is part of a roiling mass of "policy intellectuals" who have given this country a distinctly hard time.

Distinctly Roman work is hard to trace, as the conquered Greeks worked for their masters, and the Romans copied wholesale from the Greeks.

When one language is bigger or more prestigious than the other, the temptation of the bigger one's speakers to put the smaller language on a distinctly lower pedestal is hard to resist.

Then the priceless value of the present picturesque outlines of the ground will be more distinctly perceived.It was often hard to persuade others of the intrinsic value of having unencroached space.

From this vantage, the grim admonitions of anti-immigration groups are hard to hear distinctly; they're drowned out by the sound of cash registers.