Sentence examples for more difficult to hear from inspiring English sources

In a time of increasing factionalism, the voice of the center has become ever more difficult to hear.

In the early 1950s, he began to find that as his music became more texturally complex, the details of the individual lines within a work became more difficult to hear.

When I correctly identified a three-digit sequence and punched it into the keypad, the next number was buried in a little more background noise, making it slightly more difficult to hear.

Over the next minute or so, the two men yelled at one another, with Mr. Barron calling Mr. Wiesenfeld a "sickening racist" and demanding that he "shut up," while Mr. Wiesenfeld, more difficult to hear because he did not have a microphone, taunted Mr. Barron in return.

Some friends and members of your family will want to know every detail of your illness, while others may find it considerably more difficult to hear about it.

An end to unions means those voices will be more difficult to hear.

All of those moments will become more difficult to see and hear as the security buffer around him expands.

Most of the time, it's actually more difficult to be heard in a noisy environment than it is to hear the other end of the call.

Although using an mp3 player or radio can make your walk more interesting, it also makes it difficult to hear things around you, including potential hazards such as oncoming traffic, would-be attackers, and animals.

Being told that he only had a few years to live is particularly difficult to hear - and even more so for a young fit man.

It is DIFFICULT to hear this teaching - and even MORE difficult to accept it.