hard to make out

The film’s version of “Dancing Through Life” is so backlit that it’s hard to make out characters beyond a blinding white glare, an offense second only to the way Elphaba is filmed in low light.

It’s hard to make out the dog and robot’s attachment.

It remains to be seen whether conditions for the wild-card games on Saturday and Sunday will surpass some of the harshest ever faced: the 1948 championship game in Philadelphia when there was so much snow that yard markers were hard to make out.

Around the same time, a late decision was made to subtitle the star's voice for the UK release of a documentary about his life - director Julien Temple's Crock Of Gold: A Few Rounds With Shane MacGowan - after some said it was hard to make out what he was saying.

From the cheap seats, it was hard to make out who was the powerful one out of the pair.