Sentence examples for and difficult to tell from inspiring English sources

It was very dark and difficult to tell day from night, perhaps two weeks perhaps a month.

Most are lead gray in colour with a metallic lustre, brittle (rarely malleable), crystalline, and difficult to tell apart without recourse to X-ray diffraction and electron microprobe analyses.

You could tell me, and then I will feel like I can begin to trust you more again, because I'll know you can tell me things even when it is scary and difficult to tell".

"It's going to be a tough decision and difficult to tell Laura she can't start but let's hope she gets through the night without any headaches and if that's the case she will be on the start line".

Although the power button is mushy and difficult to tell if you've pressed it right, the page-turn buttons are pleasantly clicky, and despite their appearance of being lever-like, they can easily be pressed anywhere along their length — which goes forward and which backward switches automatically if you flip the reader over to use the other hand.

Many critics praise Megatokyos character designs and pencil work, rendered entirely in grayscale; conversely, it has been criticized for perceived uniformity and simplicity in the designs of its peripheral characters, which have been regarded as confusing and difficult to tell apart due to their similar appearances.

(Islamic culture and Arab culture are intertwined in many ways in Sudan, and sometimes difficult to tell apart).

It's more and more difficult to tell the robots from their makers.

As you age, your body's ability to conserve water as well as its sensation for thirst declines, meaning it's easier so become dehydrated and more difficult to tell when you're fluids are low, says Mass.

Mr. Edwards wears a tattered top and shorts, and it is difficult to tell where his tattoos leave off and the monster makeup begins.

Admittedly, skill and luck are difficult to tell apart, and firms that were exemplary in some areas did badly in others.