Sentence examples for have difficulty recognising from inspiring English sources

There are suggestions that individuals raised in orphanages have difficulty recognising new faces.

The chamber is so foggy that they must have difficulty recognising one another.

If you still have difficulty recognising Hitchens's version of contemporary Britain, that only confirms the power of the Big Lie.

"Often government departments have difficulty recognising the untapped potential in reuse of the data they produce," said Boswarva.

Like the boy who cried wolf, the charge of "anti-semitism" has been made so often against critics of Zionism and the Israeli state that people now have difficulty recognising the genuine article.

One in three people have inherited a genetic variation that impairs their ability to remember faces, according to a study that could explain why some individuals recall everyone they have ever met while others have difficulty recognising their own relatives.

Patients who have difficulties recognising visual form stimuli are usually labelled as having visual agnosia.

The biggest one is that the retweeted messages now appear under the original Twitterer's name and picture, so your followers might have difficulties recognising who the sender is and wonder who these strange tweeters are in their twitter stream.

From my earliest memories, I can remember having difficulty recognising people.

Kendle, 57, has difficulty recognising people if he hasn't seen them for a few months, and can sometimes struggle with travelling to unfamiliar places – and, despite being a film fan, is unable to daydream about his favourite cinematic spectacles.

"Sister, why can't you hear me?" North Korean Ri Jong-sil, 84, asked 87-year-old Lee Young-sil, who has difficulty recognising people because of Alzheimer's disease.