Sentence examples for it hard to recognize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Costello said his friend would make it hard to recognize what he was feeling.

My companion and I both ordered the signature pied de cochon but found it hard to recognize.

The draft would prohibit women from wearing any garment, including the burqa and niqab, that covers the face and makes it hard to recognize them in public.

The griminess of the long ride made it hard to recognize the federal blue worn by the troopers, and, in any event, Confederates regularly wore captured Union clothing.

I, however, find it hard to recognize people when they're not where I believe they belong, and Mack Bolger belonged in St . Louis

Their testimony indicates that they were so inured to the epidemic, occupational violence of war that they found it hard to recognize their judicial plight as a type of retribution.

The "bad image" of blackness, he said, was "like the air we breathe, and that makes it harder to recognize".

Should any donor produce so many children, when they will be scattered far and wide, making it harder to recognize a pattern of illness than it would be if they all lived under one roof?

You create a micropattern that matches the 'busyness' of the background and makes it harder to detect the target, and you overlay it with a macropattern that makes it harder to recognize the shape of the target once you've detected it". (For a look at these patterns, go to TierneyLab).

But experience itself is constituted through representation; therefore denying the problem of representation does not make it go away but only makes it harder to recognize.

With the Sport package, the interior feels more intimate and purposeful; the maple is stained so dark it is hard to recognize it as wood.