Sentence examples for tricky to discern a from inspiring English sources

He ranged widely, making it tricky to discern a common thread.

Thereafter it's a little tricky to discern much of anything from the fast-cutting montage that follows.

But making stuff up is different, and motivation is always tricky to discern.

When it comes to casting models, the line between "real" and "too real" can be tricky to discern.

It's tricky to discern not only whether past extreme weather have changed, but also whether human-caused global warming is a factor.

Standing before the life-size portrait in the West Gallery of the Frick Collection, the medical students even found it tricky to discern the subject's beret from the painting's dark background, though several noted his unusually long arms.

The Google translation makes it bit tricky to discern what's going on, but ETNews claims that while the four devices will feature the same applications, processors, and hardware platforms, they'll sport different configurations of displays, cameras, and cases in a bid to appeal to certain sorts of computers.

What's important is that we be thoughtful about it:  I'll admit that it can be tricky to discern in advance which changes to place will be positive and respectful, and which will be negative and disruptive with respect to our experience of place, but good placemakers must always ask the question.

The broader public reception has been almost entirely 140-character limited, which makes it tricky to discern between (a) pleasant well-wishing and (b) actual concern for my mental health.

It's hard to discern a system behind the programming.

At first glance it is hard to discern a problem.