Sentence examples for if difficult to from inspiring English sources

Her appeal is undeniable, if difficult to explain.

Stories of such threats are common if difficult to confirm.

These letters are still graphically dramatic, even if difficult to read.

The way to beat Federer is well known, if difficult to execute: hit high to his backhand.

England's defeat was easy enough to explain if difficult to absorb in a country that considers soccer a rough equivalent to breathing.

It is a simple lesson, if difficult to practice — especially so at a moment like this when our rage and grief are still raw.

Ms. Broner (her surname rhymes with "owner") was among the first writers to consider feminism and Judaism as parts of a seamless if difficult-to-integrate whole.

Trams and bus lines make getting around the city easy; taxis are reasonably affordable, if sometimes difficult to track down.

Ashley Emerson, a late substitute as the Dew Fairy, was pert and charming if sometimes difficult to hear.

Erotic equality, he insisted in 1918, was no less important than political equality, if more difficult to achieve.

"The consequences of such interventions can be, if any, difficult to undo".