Sentence examples for tougher to parse from inspiring English sources
The women's field at the Games is tougher to parse.
Tougher to parse is a finale that opens with a gesture Mr. MacMillan has ascribed to his dreams : over a stolid timpani tread the orchestra's men chant, "Ein, zwei, drei, vier: Meine Mutter, tanz mit mir".
The blurrier numbers elicited by Mr. Zogby are sometimes tough to parse.
But to my untrained eye, it was still tough to parse exactly what I was looking at.
The few visible manifestations of incipient terrorism, on the other hand, tend to be tough to parse -- a man talking on the phone in a language the average mail carrier does not speak, a man withdrawing money from an ATM, a man renting a truck.
The Guardian post gets pretty nitpicky and specific, to the extent that it's tough to parse if (like me) you haven't read those stories recently.
For someone unfamiliar with the series' deep and complicated lore, though and I raise my hand, here—it can be overwhelmingly tough to parse a real sense of the story from initially unrelated objects, a bone here, a bell there.
For someone unfamiliar with the series' deep and complicated lore, though – and I raise my hand, here – it can be overwhelmingly tough to parse a real sense of the story from initially unrelated objects, a bone here, a bell there.
These thoughts are difficult, elusive, hard to parse.
When he re-started, it was hard to parse.
