The Web site of Mimesis, where the plagiarist was also employed as an editor, had this terse statement: Superior résumé, elegant and refined person, he has pulled off this inexplicable, and partly surrealist, action which we, too, find difficult to decipher.
The pilot ran in December, and many commentators on the Web found it difficult to decipher and hard to love.
Some parts of the manuscripts were so heavily corrected that players found it difficult to decipher them, let alone play them well.
One participant found it difficult to decipher whether 'drinking a second alcoholic drink' SRHI items related to generic or context-specific performances: 'Drinking a second alcoholic drink … is something that belongs to my usual routine.' I'm not sure.
As compelling as the subject is, a listening child may find it difficult to decipher who is saying what to whom.
It was striking that although 'fatally flawed' papers consistently scored below 20 on CASP, we found it extremely difficult to decipher, or agree about, what made a paper 'key' as opposed to a 'satisfactory' one [ 11].
Indeed, whereas, in other sections of the manuscript a clear effort is made to be didactic for a non specialist reader (which is commendable since Biology Direct is not a specialty journal), I found that this section was incredibly difficult to decipher.
The bathrooms in the main ticketing area at the Port Authority Bus Terminal are hard to find (there are no signs and the floor maps are difficult to decipher).
These were images containing a complex personal symbolism, and many of those who admired his landscapes and watercolours found such paintings as Crucifixion After Cimabue somewhat esoteric, the symbolism being difficult to decipher.
"Even when it's been difficult to decipher a passage or to make it work on today's dancers, I still try to find a way to do it, according to the notation.
