Sentence examples for was difficult to spot from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to spot many saints among that little lot.

Parmy Olson, the author of "We Are Anonymous: Inside the Hacker World of LulzSec, Anonymous, and the Global Cyber Insurgency," said that it was difficult to spot the criminals and troublemakers of the web in the real world.

But foreign buyers complained that although the fabrics were gorgeous, the cuts were often poor, and it was difficult to spot a single trend amid the riot of styles, even within one show.

Smith said it took two days to get the manatee captured in the net, as it was difficult to spot him in the murky water of the Everglades.

In blue jeans, boots and a black top, Cole, 36, blended so well into the Ace Hotel's hipster hive that she was difficult to spot.

Until recently it was difficult to spot well-fed men like this gentlemen, who is attempting to hail a taxi, on North Korean streets.

Sleep deprivation is difficult to spot in children.

Divided and confused, the LDP is in transition.As a result, rising stars are difficult to spot.

Battlefield 3 is more realistic; enemies take cover and can be difficult to spot.

It is difficult to spot an empty seat on the apron.

The problem with sepsis is it can be difficult to spot and diagnose.