Sentence examples for not easy to capture from inspiring English sources

Much of the art failed; it is not easy to capture a story that isn't over.

It is not easy to capture the spell that Ballymaloe casts.

While abundant in the universe writ large, however, helium is not easy to capture.

That dynamic balance was not easy to capture in the studio, however, as early synthesisers proved about as unreliable as Syd Barrett.

It is not easy to capture the absurdity and cruelty of Noel Edmonds's remark on Tuesday, when he seemed to suggest that cancer can be caused by a bad attitude.

Since the entire point of ballet is to express emotion through motion, it is not easy to capture, in a museum setting, the revolution that took place in the early years of the 20th century.

Threats like these aren't easy to capture.

"This golf course is not easy to catch up," said Pak, 23, who captured two majors in 1998, the United States Open and the McDonald's L.P.G.A. Championship.

It will not be easy to capture them".

Apparently Coco Chanel, elusive in real life, has not been easy to capture, despite her enormous record.

It has not been easy to capture landscape level grazing parameters through participatory assessment and monitoring of rangeland quality.