Sentence examples for harder for the reader from inspiring English sources

But the third side of the triangle, Sarah, is a repressed emotional cipher, harder for the reader to understand.

Though these scenes also have comic moments, it's harder for the reader to gauge Zeidner's intentions as she canvasses the sexist behavior of many of the town's policemen and presents a complicated portrait of female (and male) stalkers.

It would be harder for the reader to accept his conclusions if he had included details about the men, women and children who were rounded up, and the economic, physical and emotional toll imposed on them.

That makes it harder for the reader to relate to them, along with making your story less believable and harder to engage the reader in.

Hard for the reader, as well.

It makes her hard for the reader to care about.

This is hard for the reader to accept.

It's hard for the reader to tell how trustworthy a narrator Nora is, and things get considerably messier after she meets the Shahid family.

Perhaps the joke lies in the paucity of astounding revelation, but it is hard for the reader to share the fascination with March family history.

Parts of her story are hurried, telescoped, and this can make it hard for the reader to feel much about what is occurring.

In that long sentence about the sink and topology, for example, the narrator's imaginings become so concrete it's hard for the reader to track where exactly the narrator really is.