Sentence examples for hard time recognizing from inspiring English sources

I had a hard time recognizing the place as well.

As a result, many could have a hard time recognizing abnormal behavior.

"These kids are curious, easygoing and friendly, but they have a hard time recognizing emotional distress in others".

But if one actually rings there, the astronomers operating the telescopes may have a hard time recognizing the signal.

I don't know the identity of the soldier in the scarf and I'd have a hard time recognizing him even if I did see him again.

Today, the Moorish princess would have a hard time recognizing anything inside the Cáceres parador, which has been renovated with a modern touch.

(Christmas, 1914, fell just a couple of months after the start of the war, and Christmas truces didn't happen on any scale for the remainder of the conflict; it seems the two sides had a harder time recognizing their common humanity in subsequent years).

They devote their lives to healing others but have a hard time being recognized as full men.

Some say that LA has had a hard time sustaining internationally recognized dance companies in the past.

People with MD lose their central vision and have a hard time reading or recognize faces, but can still see in their outer fields of vision.

Humans are rather good at recognizing people from almost angle, but one of facial recognition systems' key weaknesses is that they have a hard time detecting - let alone recognizing - a face if it is not looking towards the camera, according to Dr Kilpatrick.