Sentence examples for is difficult to place from inspiring English sources

On the political spectrum of Chinese filmmakers, Jia is difficult to place.

When the noise from the gears below stops, another rumbling begins that is difficult to place.

"Al Faruq is difficult to place geographically and organizationally, but it seems closer to the Afghanistan-based elements of Al Qaeda," Hegghammer wrote.

Considering the setting, the sound is difficult to place: a song of the wild, evoking, perhaps, a disturbed rooster accompanied by a small chirping bird.

While all this hits a nerve with present-day environmental worries, what we're looking at is difficult to place, just like the digitally altered prints.

Moreover, it is difficult to place blame for Argentina's economic program squarely on the fund when much of the policy was designed by Argentina itself, sometimes over the objections of the fund's economists.

"We've discovered that a hundred million dollars might be difficult to place," Omidyar told me.

He spoke in clipped tones that were difficult to place geographically and socially.

Kipling, the "bard of empire", has always been difficult to place in the cultural pantheon.

It's difficult to place the blame for this - it's due to circumstances known as "the system".

Many employers report that dual-career couples are difficult to place and view this "potential recruitment issue" negatively.