Sentence examples for sounds more difficult from inspiring English sources
Designing your own shirt sounds more difficult than picking one out at the store, but I found it to be much easier.
Another great way of cooking a whole chicken, butterflying is a quick technique that sounds more difficult than it is.
He sounded more difficult to fathom.
In clinical practice, calculating LR2 may sound more difficult to use than SR.
Again, the drywall should be hung horizontally, which might sound more difficult than vertically, but is not.
In the mid-1990s newer sounds became more difficult to find on the airwaves after passage of the 1996 Telecommunications Act allowed broadcast companies to own hundreds of radio stations.
As the layers grow, picking out each individual sound becomes more difficult, and the overarching storm becomes the only audible sound.
Finally, neuropsychological tests that rely on sustained attention, naming or other cross-modal response procedures may be contaminated by other cognitive deficits, making interpretation of any primary complex sound deficit more difficult.
Since the hippocampal potentials were shown to be reduced upon repetitive presentation of the rare tones, the authors proposed that they may be regarded as a central marker of an orienting response, facilitating the detection of sound deviance when sound discrimination becomes more difficult.
Soufflé omelets are quick desserts that sound a lot more difficult to make than they actually are.
This could be justified because certain sounds in Spanish are more difficult to perceive, particularly the sounds with energy in the high frequencies.
