Sentence examples for have trouble recognizing from inspiring English sources

But these rivals may have trouble recognizing each other.

But if Don Quixote were to turn up today, he would have trouble recognizing it.

Mr. Wong and his cinematographer, Darius Khondji, make America look so pretty that you may have trouble recognizing it.

("Once you get into the Abstract Expressionist period--well, obviously, they may have done readers but I have trouble recognizing them").

Dombek makes this case elegantly, and by heavy implication: If you are strongly averse to something, won't you inevitably have trouble recognizing it within yourself?

Change has come to Tula Springs, La .Readers familiar with St . Jude Parishfrom James Wilcox's first novel, "Modern Baptists" (1983), may have trouble recognizing the place today.

Konz also has trouble recognizing blitzes, as you can see at multiple points below.

The Heat's Shane Battier joked that maybe the Spurs had trouble recognizing James.

Meanwhile, Bergman's loyal enthusiasts had trouble recognizing the glamorous actress in Rossellini's films.

Some had trouble recognizing one another, the years having reshaped faces and dimmed eyes.

She had always had trouble recognizing people she knew when they dressed up for work.