Sentence examples for are difficult to tell from inspiring English sources

Abundant in their own territories, the two species of millipedes are difficult to tell apart.

Mr. ten Hoopen, a member of Agence Vu, is attracted to topics that are difficult to tell through photographs.

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

The 21-year-old junior forwards for the Kansas Jayhawks — sometimes called by the pseudo-plural Morii — are difficult to tell apart.

Now 20, and still so identical that they are difficult to tell apart, the da Silvas tore Arsenal apart in England's oldest competition, the F.A. Cup.

It may be, Dr Harari hypothesises, that in the confusion of the feeding cluster, the sexes are difficult to tell apart and that males approach mounted pairs in the knowledge that at least one of them will be female.

"It's difficult to tell," Marcia Eibshutz said.

It was difficult to tell exactly what was happening.

This was a story that was difficult to tell visually.

"But it's difficult to tell now when".

It was difficult to tell which idea was worse.