Sentence examples for hard to sort through from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, the avocado selection at the grocery story is a little hard to sort through -- literally.
It is definitely hard to sort through.
It might have been that www.bloomingdales.com and www.macys.com were so poorly designed that it was hard to sort through the mishmash of merchandise to find a specific item.
Naturally, it can be hard to sort through them.
Collectibles can be hard to sort through in terms of both monetary and sentimental value.
There are competitions, open calls for exhibitions, artist residencies, fellowships and apprenticeships which are arrayed (almost overwhelmingly) on web sites like NYFA Source, but they are hard to sort through and sometimes costly.
It'll be harder and harder to sort through the hype.
But the preponderance of invisible ailments like PTSD makes today's disability claims more complicated and harder to sort through.
Those feelings become even harder to sort through when we're dealing with stuff that we have an emotional attachment to.
It's hard to sort out why Frey puts himself through such an ordeal (and none of the possible reasons reflect well on the author), but the result is a frenzied, electrifying description of the experience that's harder to forget than many a more judicious self-assessment.
