Sentence examples for so difficult to see from inspiring English sources

Why is it so difficult to see things whole?

From here it is not so difficult to see the world".

Why do we continue to find it so difficult to see beyond the veil of race?

But maybe it's more that teaching's being so difficult to see may be what best protects it.

His ambition is so pronounced, so difficult to see around, that I try another tactic to make him open up.

All of these, Dad apart, are commercial crowd-pleasers with some potential foreign appeal – so why is it so difficult to see them outside their countries of origin?

His insight was so original, he received a knighthood for it.In this section The usual suspects Fighting malaria Egalitarian engines Focusing on perfection ReprintsGeometrically, the idea is not so difficult to visualise (see diagram).

It is largely this fact that makes harm so difficult to understand (but see [ 16]), but an increasing number of studies document it.

"But good ideas are so difficult to find, so that you see something like 'The Office' and it gets the adrenaline going".

So it's difficult to see who exactly he was harassing.

"So it's difficult to see how the region can cope with another big refugee outflow".