Sentence examples for it is hard to decipher from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to decipher just what "Human Events" is really about, at this stage.

A. There must be a story, but it is hard to decipher.

But sometimes with the hangdog Sampras, it is hard to decipher his real mood.

The background, too, is of small, variously patterned patches, so that it is hard to decipher the text.

With North Korea closed to American journalists, it is hard to decipher whether Mr. Kim is shoring up his power base in the army out of fear of a foreign attack or of an internal coup.

It is hard to decipher from old photographs and present conditions, but the portion over the tracks looks as if the terra-cotta panels were framed in iron straps.

Like so many love letters, it's hard to decipher if you haven't already made the leap.

There is little in the way of plot and it's hard to decipher the motivations of the protagonists.

Each sale takes a fraction of a second, so it's hard to decipher what is happening, and to the uninitiated the process is mysterious.

Like much modern art, it's hard to decipher the intended subtle theme of Newson and Dixon's designs without explanation.

The wall drawing, it turns out, is meant to depict an auto-erotic death by hanging (though it's hard to decipher a coherent image).