Sentence examples for difficulty in telling from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in telling your truth is that you have to find it first.

And the condition most commonly means that color blind people have difficulty in telling red, yellow and green apart.

Fortunately, there's no difficulty in telling it apart from the three really dangerous amanita fungi, the panther, the death cap and the destroying angel.

She called in a tree surgeon, a young man who diagnosed the situation immediately but had difficulty in telling her about it.

He describes Anna as "an androgynous character, in the transition between child to adulthood, a very sensitive age" but offers up an intriguing reason for choosing another female-led story : "I'm male myself, and if I had a central character who was male, I'd probably put too much emotion into it, and that would lead to difficulty in telling the story".

Subsequent works dealing with more contemporary themes, such as Diary of a Snail and The Flounder, received a lukewarm response from critics who noted that Grass's main weakness was that he had difficulty in telling a story set more or less in the present.

They are also related to the fact that, in its standard formulation and interpretation, quantum mechanics is a theory which is excellent (in fact it has met with a success unprecedented in the history of science) in telling us everything about what we observe, but it meets with serious difficulties in telling us what is.

This lack of knowledge is often shared by their GPs [ 32] who have a tendency of tabooing cognitive impairments and have difficulties in telling bad news – especially disclosing a diagnosis of dementia [ 33- 36].

For the rest of us, the difficulty is in telling the guys who can be trusted with your money from the guys who can't.

But the difficulty lies in telling the difference between a fishing boat and a trafficker's vessel, whilst at the same time ensuring the safety of migrants.

The difficulty is in telling when and how they are working.