Sentence examples for be unable to tell the difference from inspiring English sources

No well-adjusted person should be unable to tell the difference between pornography and real life.

In other words, might the judges in Loebner's home be unable to tell the difference?

Scientists would be unable to tell the difference between such black holes and the more common kind.

It is possible to view an entire series of New Tricks, for example, and still be unable to tell the difference between Dennis Waterman and a barrel of singing luncheon meat.

No well-adjusted man or woman should be unable to tell the difference between the perverted thinking of a potential or actual sexual violator and the thinking that produces reasonable, sociable assumptions.

Then you'll need to color and edit… and after all that, most people will be unable to tell the difference between it and normal HD.

But it's a bit of a leap to then argue that teenagers are unable to tell the difference between porn and reality.

The psychologist said later that he had become "borderline psychotic" and had been unable to tell the difference between reality and fantasy.

Cadbury's ran taste tests of new recipe bar and found 200 people were unable to tell the difference between sultanas and raisins.

In essence, he claimed, Google's search engine is unable to tell the difference between positive posts and withering online critiques.

(The old-line Americans and old-line Germans among whom they lived thought these really were Frankenstein procedures, because suddenly they were unable to tell the difference between their own "authentic" noses and these newly remade ones).