Sentence examples for been difficult to distinguish from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it has been difficult to distinguish between Baker's world of guys and her own ethos.

It has been difficult to distinguish his contribution from that of his most famous pupil, Democritus.

It has never been difficult to distinguish between David Cameron and a humble man plagued by self-doubt.

In the intervening 170 years, Huybers said, dozens of additional hypotheses have been presented, but it has been difficult to distinguish between these many competing models.

To paraphrase PG Wodehouse, it has never been difficult to distinguish between a Swede with an existential crisis and a ray of sunshine.

It would have been difficult to distinguish the difference in the decibel levels for Stot tlemyre and for the bullpen catcher.

EK: That is difficult to distinguish in an animal.

It is difficult to distinguish Assange or WikiLeaks from The Washington Post.

Details in the grainy video are difficult to distinguish.

These workhouses were difficult to distinguish from houses of correction.

"I'm sure there were sequences that were difficult to distinguish," he said.