Sentence examples for finds it difficult to read from inspiring English sources

Rauschenberg, who had suffered a lot of humiliation from dyslexia as a child, and who still finds it difficult to read a book, has a poet's sense of words and the affinities between words and images.

But even she finds it difficult to read long pieces of prose unless they are on paper, particularly if she is called on not only to pay close attention to what is written, but also to write thoughtful comments in response.

One finding was that patients with lower educational levels found it difficult to read the names of the chemicals on the containers, despite being trained on the INCI names.

In a separate memo to staff, Murdoch said he found it "difficult to read many of the report's findings".

In a memo to staff, Murdoch said he found it "difficult to read many of the report's findings".

Even when she was alive, I found it difficult to read.

I had a dry mouth and large pupils, and found it difficult to read, but that was all.

Terry says: "There was a self-harmer I spoke to the other day who told me he was frustrated because he found it difficult to read and write.

Sufferers of the disorder can have a normal IQ, but find it difficult to read emotions and the effect their actions have on other people.

My memory of that night is still so warm and enchanting that I found it difficult to read Keay Davidson's biography, Carl Sagan: A Life, without wincing.

The spine of the book was heavily taped, and the cover so stained that I found it difficult to read the title.