Sentence examples for it difficult to convey from inspiring English sources

That has made it difficult to convey the dangers of avoiding vaccination.

If you focus on the pitch, you may find it difficult to convey emotion.

Did you find it difficult to convey the experience of listening to music in the medium of the novel?

But Mr. Bernanke cautioned that the Fed might find it "difficult to convey the committee's policy intentions with sufficient precision and conditionality".

Auchincloss finds it difficult to convey the degree to which the Whitney scandal was shocking to his world, now that similar scandals are so common.

A problem for a biographer is that d'Annunzio's personal appeal seems to have lain largely in his voice and in his sexual prowess, which makes it difficult to convey on the page.

It's difficult to convey how bizarre it is to hear Christine Albanel – Sarkozy's minister of culture – describing the revolutionary Debord as "one of the last great French intellectuals" of the second half of the 20th century.

So much of what the Bauhaus - literally, "house of building" - stood for has now become so commonplace that it is difficult to convey how groundbreaking it was at the time.

It's difficult to convey emotions in text, but it comes across immediately in the voice," he said.

It's difficult to convey what a cool feeling it is to reach for a virtual object and get the perfect tactile feedback you expect.

Twenty-five years later, it is difficult to convey the potency of the Holliday video — seeing it now in its grainy glory belies the vivid influence it had on our collective conscience.