Sentence examples for having trouble recognizing from inspiring English sources

Ironically, some 50 years later, American Jews are having trouble recognizing Sanders' values-based political philosophy as Jewish.

I think what Hollywood's having trouble recognizing is social networking doesn't have to be just some "good" or "bad" character, it can just be a perspective.

This is the same kind of trauma our ancestors went through and like them we are having trouble recognizing the change and coming up with innovative new policies for adapting to it.

But these rivals may have trouble recognizing each other.

Even expert and responsible mental health professionals may have trouble recognizing periods of risk.

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.

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