Sentence examples for having trouble telling from inspiring English sources
One judge even complained he was having trouble telling the cases apart as he had dealt with so many in such a short time.
Since the first installment, "The Fellowship of the Ring," brought swords and sorcery to prominence last December, many mortals are having trouble telling a Dwarf from an Elf from a Hobbit from an Orc.
The producer was having trouble telling them apart, according to one person familiar with the filming.
If you're having trouble telling fact from fiction, you may not like this..
What's happening: Your brain is having trouble telling you how to behave, so you're more reactive to stimuli from your surroundings.
If you're having trouble telling the difference between the top and bottom hihat cymbals, usually, the top cymbal will bear the name and logo of the manufacturer, while the bottom one will be relatively unmarked.
It's also no surprise that they're having troubles telling us the whole truth about their plans to use it.
