Sentence examples for sometimes difficult to read from inspiring English sources

It is also sometimes difficult to read Mr. Brugger's intentions.

Her cursive is sometimes difficult to read, but plenty of time is left for the class to take notes.

They are long, loosely plotted and sometimes difficult to read, lacking Skvorecky's usual playfulness and possessed by an adolescent gloom.

These aspects of Lemebel's work are sometimes difficult to read, because they transgress so flagrantly the standards of good taste in the age of gay marriage.

(Ms Blohowiak and her colleagues disagreed, deciding not to use the new font because it was sometimes difficult to read on screen).Ecofont's new software goes one better, letting people use "normal" fonts on screen and inserting the holes only at print time and then only for small type sizes, where they are less apparent.

However, in tests on a Nexus 5, the app's overlay was sometimes difficult to read – but its kinks can be worked out over time.

It's sometimes difficult to say goodbye.

It's sometimes difficult to take in.

Unfortunately, the principal components are sometimes difficult to interpret biologically.

The EMR data are sometimes difficult to interpret.

However, flux ranges are sometimes difficult to interpret.