Sentence examples for is difficult to view from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to view Saudi Arabia's relentless war of attrition in Yemen as anything other than a destructive failure.

While it may be tempting to update Krapp's Last Tape to the digital age, it is difficult to view the new technology with the necessary tenderness.

Despite all that, it is difficult to view Mr. Brown as much better than even money: he is a Republican in Massachusetts who lost an election by a reasonably clear margin just last month.

"The game was sold as something that it wasn't," said Mr. Lesser, the plaintiffs' lawyer, adding that people did not want to be surprised by sexual content in video games, regardless of whether that content is difficult to view.

It is difficult to view them as any more authentic than the former Pop Idol winner Will Young, whose tidy blue-eyed soul is pretty much exactly what his namesake Paul was doing 20 years earlier.

Thus, although the Court technically left affirmative-action advocates to fight another day, it is difficult to view the majority's opinion in Fisher as accomplishing anything other than allowing Justice Kennedy to assure himself that the abstract goals of diversity are somehow preserved.

For some, it was difficult to view both journalist and subject without a partisan lens.

The original files are so big that they can be difficult to view properly on a screen.

"It's difficult to view the nation-state as an agent of progressive change anymore," he says.

Firstly, it's difficult to view and evaluate all of the different tracked stats, as each service has a separate dashboard.

Still, it's difficult to view the partial truce as much more than a ratification of the status quo that began when Putin ordered the Russian military intervention, last September.