Sentence examples for able to really identify from inspiring English sources

"I haven't been able to really identify whether or not I can differentiate between the different parts of it.

Being able to really identify my own style to have the confidence to shoot in a certain way—has been key to any success I've had".

"Tom was able to really just pull everybody together".

It's better for businesses here – who will be able to better identify who really owns the companies they're trading with.

Nevertheless, the small sample of patients does not allow to establish if TRH-test is really able to identify those cases in which dopaminergic system is directly involved in the pathogenesis of migraine, may be through an hypersensitivity of DA receptors mechanisms, as previously suggested by some authors [10].

One young woman who came back the next week and shared how she was really able to identify her need for approval and acceptance from others when she denied a request from a friend.

If you are not aware of that, it may not make a difference, but knowing that makes you really able to identify it – electro is a little schizophrenic; ambient is a straighter, more geometric shape.

Connie claims she's now able to correctly identify objects.

They were able to positively identify six robbers.

On occasion, I am able to help identify the issues.

Which was bizarre, given that there were two or three other people who would surely have been able to identify whether the defendant really was the man they'd walked home with.