Sentence examples for harder to present from inspiring English sources

As their public reputation suffers, anarchists say, it becomes harder to present the message.

That makes it harder to present coalition decisions as heartlessly ideological.

But look more closely at Tyndale's life, and it gets harder to present or understand him in purely national terms.

She likes plastic because its minimalism keeps you on your toes when decorating: "It's harder to present a home with less in it".

And now, in a culture where the young see before they hear with so much film and television, it is getting harder to present ideas based on dialogue".

Yet this success makes it harder to present gays and lesbians as a politically oppressed class deserving of special judicial protection.

The Kremlin worked hard to present the election as fair and transparent.

But, for some time, it was hard to present evidence backing up his argument.

Bob Bradley, who has worked hard to present a hard-shell public image, seemed animated and paternal behind the scenes.

He may find it hard to present a credible budget in short order.

What he means is that his artists have thought hard to present rough.