Sentence examples for tough to interpret from inspiring English sources

But the show was tough to interpret.

Mr. Champion said that several writers were consistently tough to interpret, including Neil Simon (because the jokes are not always funny in sign language), Stephen Sondheim (because of the rapidity of the lyrics) and Lanford Wilson (because of the multiple characters talking at the same time).

So while the intention behind Facebook Community Boost might be honest, it's tough to interpret it as altruistic while Facebook is amidst congressional hearings into election interference on its platform and is toying with the entire journalism industry as it sucks out ad dollars and jobs.

But while number crunchers can tell you how to reorganize a batting lineup, they find it much tougher to interpret the effects of drugs.

Farce is the toughest to interpret, he said, "because there's a lot of visual shtick, and you want the audience to watch it, but you also need to convey when something important is said".

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Some of it is hard to interpret.

Such polls are hard to interpret.

It's hard to interpret.

It's hard to interpret that precisely.

This outcome is hard to interpret.