Sentence examples for most difficult to tell from inspiring English sources

"Unmastered: A Book on Desire, Most Difficult to Tell" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), by Katherine Angel, out June 4th.

"She was the one for whom it was most difficult to tell her story," recalled Ms. Aghion, 43, who lives in New York.

The times when it is most difficult to tell whether Lawson or Miller is running the show are the moments one suspects Karl is most pleased with how his team is playing.

The confession spreads its wings far and wide... one confesses one's sins, one's thoughts and desires, one's illnesses and troubles; one goes about telling, with the greatest precision, what is most difficult to tell'.

Sometimes I am lazy, means the half an hour practice session is the most difficult to tell you the truth.

Shiny floors are the most difficult to tell apart.

And, for most people, it is often difficult to tell where and when the fighting ends and the peace begins.

In other words, the lack of information about the origin and chemical composition of most cannabis strains made it difficult to tell whether two strains with different names were really all that different, chemically speaking.

But the materials were so degraded that it was difficult to tell where most of them had come from.

Because the Trojans haven't played an opponent with a defensive front as physical as most Pac-12 teams, it's difficult to tell how the line is prepared to perform under first-year USC assistant Bob Connelly.

Unfortunately, because Adiantum is the only sequenced representative of leptosporangiates, the most diverse fern lineage, it is difficult to tell which characteristics are unique to Adiantum or diagnostic of a much larger clade.