Sentence examples for sense difficult from inspiring English sources

Erakovic caught Robson flat-footed in the first set, and Robson found getting a foothold in any sense difficult.

The five years since he left the Nation of Islam have been eventful and, in some sense, difficult, he said.

Semi-sheer, rubbery rain coats, with shadow patterns for both men and women, underlined a sense — difficult to judge on screen — that fabric research was key to the collection.

Two problems make plant sensing difficult: plant similarity and plant asymmetry with rotation.

That last bit should, in the literal sense, be difficult.

Sometimes, the steps even helped them make sense of difficult music.

In a sense, his difficult recovery might be the best thing that happened to him.

Mr. Kibaki's effort is, in one sense, more difficult than those in other countries, where new governments have replaced the old ones and then pursued former officials.