Sentence examples for is not difficult to detect from inspiring English sources

But an underlying philosophy is not difficult to detect.

It is not difficult to detect that this is the feeling of his cabinet".

But whatever shock value Strindberg's play had in 1889 has long since dissipated: it is not difficult to detect the hidden fears of the dramatist who, in his preface, described women as "that secondary form of humanity".

It is not difficult to detect a subtle resistance to the National Socialist worldview and (what Heidegger understood as) its Nietzschean roots in Heidegger's 1938 critique of Western humanity's drive toward the total mastery of the world through "calculating, planning, and breeding".

Nowadays, with high-resolution CT and MRI, large pituitary adenomas are easy to find; moreover, it is not difficult to detect micro-adenomas either [ 9, 10].

The political connotations are not difficult to detect here.

I'm no linguistics expert, but it wasn't difficult to detect whoever was on the other end of the line was definitely not Dutch".

But in the hero's blistering rhetoric and punitive self-laceration it was again not difficult to detect something of Osborne's own private rage and sense of being permanently wounded.

It's not difficult, however, to detect the guilty conscience of empire speaking through these nightmares of attack and subjugation.

This classification task is, however, beneficial for all algorithms as two subsequent similar syllables are often very similar and therefore alikeness is not too difficult to detect.

It is not so difficult to detect adsorbed atoms and molecules on solid surfaces, but their reaction processes are still difficult to direct.