Sentence examples for harder to view from inspiring English sources

"The aim isn't to make it harder to view music videos," he continued.

(Perhaps a future iteration of the product could require an initially matched pair to actually make eye contact for seven seconds in real-time, over a silent video call… After which it would presumably be rather harder to view dating app profiles as just so much disposable 'product'.) Blume soft-launched in the U.S. in late November and has some 25,000 users at this nascent stage.

"So I think if we knew more of the history behind the photographs, or even the photographers themselves, it would have been harder to view these photos objectively and put them in context together".

"The races are hard to view right now," Mr. Ruibal said.

It's also hard to view it as a real research program.

It's hard to view ourselves with compassion when judgments are more common than understanding.

Yet it is hard to view this as being the desired European outcome.

"It's hard to view Monday's catastrophe as an accident".

It is an era the director says he finds hard to view as a "period" setting.

But it's hard to view Black Sabbath as underdogs today.

From the start, it was hard to view the Arizona as a Cinderella team.