Sentence examples for difficulty telling from inspiring English sources

In the story "Afritude Sauce," the protagonist has difficulty telling apart two business associates at dinner.

"To the extent that the Doors had difficulty telling whether it was Val singing or Jim singing.

Nor, it turns out, was the F.B.I. the only police agency that had difficulty telling a Communist from a columnist.

WASHINGTON — In Michigan, a House candidate confessed that he had difficulty telling whether or not he is, in fact, Santa Claus.

With so many competitors in the private aviation world, travelers can have difficulty telling the difference between stable and shaky companies.

She is upfront about emotional difficulty, telling me she has, on occasion, felt 'panic' about whether she would ever have children.

"The fact that Castle is having some difficulty tells you the extent to which there is support for the program," Mr. Mann said.

The random walk discovery measures the ease of exploration of a network in a given number of steps, while the escape difficulty tells us how hard is it to leave a 3-neighborhood of a given node, and therefore provides us with valuable insights about the global network structure.

Last month, Jacobs addressed persistent rumours that his label was in financial difficulties, telling Women's Wear Daily there was no truth in gossip that he was set to hand over creative control, and adding that the talk was "upsetting and stressful" to his staff.

The robot nose also has difficulties telling between different combinations of smells, which can prove vital.

Actually, Bourgeois's childhood difficulties tell us very little.