Sentence examples for having difficulty distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Every respondent in that age group reported having difficulty distinguishing genuine friends from those who may bully or abuse the friendship in some way.

Interviews conducted with autistic women also revealed they had issues with how things sound during a meltdown, including having difficulties distinguishing between sounds, hearing echoing voices and being unable to process the other information around them.

This is probably due to some of the patients and especially those in the SUD + ASD group having difficulties distinguishing between the 'sometimes' versus 'often' response options.

She has difficulty distinguishing the weeds from the flowers.

It has difficulty distinguishing between friend and foe.

We are told that children, in their innocence, have difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality.

It has difficulty distinguishing itself from its easy sister the historical romance.

The Clinton people had difficulty distinguishing between the spin cycle of a campaign and the tone of governing.

Professor Steven Wise purports to have difficulty distinguishing a standard upon which people, but not animals, are granted legal rights.

In a recent fatal collision by a partially autonomous Tesla, the software had difficulty distinguishing between a white truck and a bright sky, he said.

And because colorblind people can usually perceive colors and have difficulty distinguishing only some of them, many do not even know they have the deficiency.