Sentence examples for difficult to tell a from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to tell a male canary from a female.

It's incredibly difficult to tell a compelling story in 360, not least because your audience can spend most of the time looking in the wrong direction.

Postage stamps fall under similar prohibitions, but because stamp images have become less and less reverential, it could be very difficult to tell a counterfeit.

It is extremely difficult to write a regular story spliced with sex, just as it would be difficult to tell a story interspersed with explicit sexual detail.

"I find it very difficult to tell a story from the beginning to the end, in a seemingly old-fashioned way," he says.

It's difficult to tell a Snell M2010 helmet from the outside; the label on the back of most helmets simply says Snell.

It can be difficult to tell an honest lawmaker from a lawmaker who is on the make.

That makes it extremely difficult to tell if a copy of a biological drug is identical to the original.

Arthur gave no indication that he had seen Henry, but it was difficult to tell with a man like him, a man of winks and nods and innuendo, a man of showy discretion.

Melanoma, the most aggressive form of skin cancer, first shows up as a darkly pigmented patch on the skin, But it's difficult to tell such a malignant lesion from a harmless mole or freckle.

Because it is sometimes difficult to tell whether an event is a relapse or a first episode, only the first event of each ADI was considered in the analysis.