Sentence examples for a harder time recognizing from inspiring English sources

(Christmas, 1914, fell just a couple of months after the start of the war, and Christmas truces didn't happen on any scale for the remainder of the conflict; it seems the two sides had a harder time recognizing their common humanity in subsequent years).

I had a hard time recognizing the place as well.

As a result, many could have a hard time recognizing abnormal behavior.

"These kids are curious, easygoing and friendly, but they have a hard time recognizing emotional distress in others".

But if one actually rings there, the astronomers operating the telescopes may have a hard time recognizing the signal.

With a baseball cap on his head and a bearded face, many fans had a hard time recognizing Verdasco, the 2009 Australian Open semifinalist.

Today, the Moorish princess would have a hard time recognizing anything inside the Cáceres parador, which has been renovated with a modern touch.

I don't know the identity of the soldier in the scarf and I'd have a hard time recognizing him even if I did see him again.

Opponents may have a hard time recognizing Rivers, who has 46 career receptions, much less bothering to create a game plan for him.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla .— Even many rabid fans of Oklahoma and Florida would have a hard time recognizing Jerry Schmidt or Mickey Marotti at the Bowl Championship Series title game on Thursday night.

Many people, however, had a hard time recognizing the subtle difference between the male and female bats on the bathrooms' swinging doors.