Sentence examples for struggle to recognise from inspiring English sources

Teachers generally struggle to recognise that their skills are incredibly transferable, Hobbs says.

Compared with 2016 you struggle to recognise which one is me".

Both Reginald Hill and Kate Atkinson have cooked up Imogens that I struggle to recognise and don't wish to be associated with.

The time in between was filled with a struggle: to recognise his condition and willingly enter what he later called "the state of deep blindness".

Sixty years after Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the top of the world, anniversary celebrations took place in the shadow of a mountain they might now struggle to recognise.

I thought it was bloody outrageous!" Certainly, with each trip home, I struggle to recognise the city I left more than a decade ago – and the Brisbane residents I spoke to in the wake of Obama's speech seemed to agree.

Of the 20 drivers available, I struggled to recognise about half.

Her fears were exacerbated when she struggled to recognise the ball during netball and basketball matches.

There's nothing wrong with Rachel's sight, yet she struggles to recognise others.

He also had problems moving, struggled to recognise everyday objects, and found it challenging to sequence everyday tasks.

It is claimed there have been complaints that the voice recognition system on a council hotline was struggling to recognise some Welsh accents.