Sentence examples for pictures hard from inspiring English sources

Animal pictures hard to get.

So does workaday service to sculpture, in studies rather than pictures: hard contour lines popping images off the paper.

These pictures, hard to admire, at least give an authentic flavour of those days when aristocrats liked to dress up as Ottoman emperors or Gypsies.

Using a Photoshop tool called a smudge brush, Dangin applied extra color to every pixel, giving the pictures — hard and flat, at the outset — a dreamy, impressionistic texture, as if they had been wrought in oil and chalk.

In Pictures: Hard Riders.

You have a choice of many different adhesives - Blu-Tack, sticky tape, glue (but be warned, glue can make the pictures hard to remove once you want to change your wall).

I found this scene hard to picture.

Indeed it may make the big picture harder to see, until the search for general laws is called off altogether.In this section Cui bono?

It's easy to picture hard-core Republicans coming to the same conclusion: Romney and the party élite betrayed the party's principles (again, after McCain) and gave the country four more years of the hated Obama.

"Quality is far more important than quantity in this market," Mr. Davies said, "and top-quality sporting pictures are harder and harder to find.

A sadder group of pictures is hard to envision.