Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to read from inspiring English sources

It is somewhat difficult to read, is it not?

Together with the occasional lab jargon or computer speak, this makes parts of the text somewhat difficult to read and understand.

Three-quarters of those 65 and older interviewed said it was difficult or somewhat difficult to understand.

What renders "Mother!" somewhat difficult to understand isn't its complexity but, rather, its simplicity.

Results from MAX-PC are somewhat difficult to interpret.

4) The effect of KIF17 dominant negative are intriguing but somewhat difficult to interpret.

While the settlement documents are somewhat obscure and difficult to read (as is typical in agreements of this kind), the facts are incontestable.

It is not too difficult to read the sentence in Fig.  16, although the letters are somewhat displaced and overlapping.

After Ridley Scott was quoted as saying that he had found "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" too difficult to read, Dick obtained a copy of the "Blade Runner" script and expressed somewhat ironic approval.

North Korea's intentions, always opaque, are especially difficult to read now with the country in the throes of a delicate transition of power, and analysts were somewhat perplexed about the timing of the announcement.

It's absolutely gorgeous, though somewhat difficult to reach.