Sentence examples for experience hard to from inspiring English sources

(2) Phenomenal properties and quality spaces : many philosophers believe that experiences have "phenomenal" or "qualitative" properties that make experience hard to explain.

The venue is a long-abandoned chapel on Shaftesbury Avenue whose spectacular domed and galleried central space is cleverly exploited in a 70-minute "experience" – hard to call it anything else – loosely themed on Homer's Odyssey.

That's a disruptive experience, hard to ignore.

But her work life quickly made the viewing experience hard to enjoy.

Despite the medical ambiguity, Hernández felt as though the conditions in detention made her experience harder to bear.

The distinctive smell of bacon is, as most of us have probably experienced, hard to resist.

I've had to reboot the 5S to recover a dropped cellular connection, and have experienced hard-to-repeat, sporadic Wi-Fi trouble that seems to spontaneously cure itself.

Having met us she wanted to see more of the world – an inspiring moment that may also make authentic homestay experiences harder to find.

If they drop out they are more likely to experience hard knocks than to hear opportunity knocking.

For many people, this discrediting of their experience is hard to accept.

But the experience is hard to assimilate no matter what, because your feelings are often mixed.