Sentence examples for having trouble discerning from inspiring English sources

Inside, outside, I was having trouble discerning the difference.

I was too busy having trouble discerning between what was and what wasn't an auditory hallucination.

If you are having trouble discerning the meaning of a political cartoon, try discussing it with friends and colleagues.

As the drug wore off, and the subjects had trouble discerning what was real, many experienced anxiety, aggression, even terror.

Another potentially serious weakness of nutritionist ideology is that it has trouble discerning qualitative distinctions between foods.

As a movie star turned president, Ronald Reagan embodied this public blurring of cinema and reality, and famously had trouble discerning between the two.

It's no wonder that some viewers have trouble discerning Opinion Fox from the Straight News Fox that is the pride of Hume and Moody.

As someone who often has trouble discerning his own best interest — and who, alas, too frequently acts against it even when he does — I confess that I don't find this behavior odd.

This is important, because a smart-phone user who has trouble discerning speech because he can't hear certain frequencies will gain nothing by simply turning up the volume.

After Mr. McCotter's unplanned retirement, Republicans were left with a man who wrestled with bankruptcy, raised reindeer and once said in court that he had trouble discerning whether he was a Santa Claus impersonator or really was Santa Claus.

For example, Battalion Chief Joseph Pfeifer, who was directing fire operations from the lobby of the north tower, has told supervisors that he had trouble discerning the movement of fire across the upper floors, even though police helicopters were circling the building.