Sentence examples for more difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

Arnolfo's style is the more difficult to understand.

I prefer a perfume that is more difficult to understand".

But it is even more difficult to understand how the immune system copes with this onslaught.

More difficult to understand, perhaps, is South Africa's reluctance to depend too heavily on foreign largesse.

But we've made it more difficult to understand by allowing several myths to cloud our vision.

But some coaches disagree that Reeves's offense is more difficult to understand.

Our work is harder to appreciate because it's more difficult to understand its steps".

For those against assisted dying, it is more difficult to understand who is being protected.

There are golden frogs sitting on leaves and — more difficult to understand — golden frogs holding cell phones.

As clothes have become more difficult to understand, and far more expensive to acquire, these customers have become more demanding.

It's even more difficult to understand how there can even be an affirmative defense for parents who are so careless.