Sentence examples for is difficult to make out from inspiring English sources

What they say is difficult to make out and everyone struggles to hear.

The photographs are so small that it is difficult to make out the faces in them, especially those of people who are not in the foreground.

Despite newly installed lighting part of the way up, it is difficult to make out the form of the statue itself.

"The writing is difficult to make out, but as they go barbers shop at the grave of The King, you can just make out the words West Ham across the front," he adds.

In some cases, it is difficult to make out the difference between the hybrid and its regular-gasoline cousin.

A query for $17/hour produced a table of the same conversion at different scales (though it is difficult to make out in the video).

It's difficult to make out what's important and what deserves to be forgotten.

It was difficult to make out what had once been human beings.

Their small size means the detail and artistry can be difficult to make out and appreciate.

What he said was difficult to make out from across the street, but his gestures were clear.

"It's difficult to make out the difference between real footage and the footage you get from video games".