Sentence examples for struggle to recognize from inspiring English sources

Some of its residents struggle to recognize it.

We know now that dyslexia is about so much more than just mixing up letters — that many dyslexics have difficulty with rhythm and meter and word retrieval, that they struggle to recognize voices and sounds.

Underlying issues are as obvious as the draw sheets and the perplexed conversations of fans who struggle to recognize and keep straight top-25 players like Agnieszka Radwanska (Poland), Victoria Azarenka (Belarus) and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (Russia) — never mind pronounce their names.

Despite the work that has been done to understand women's subordinate status in Western culture, women continue to struggle to recognize their own worth and convince others of the same.

"Yet in all this richness, as a people and as a nation, we still struggle to recognize and appreciate this diversity,".

As it appears Americans now struggle to recognize our once-shared common values — decency, respect for differing views, pride of country — we need to stick to the law and the Constitution to direct us.

Instead, she struggled to recognize the lines of his cheekbones and the breadth of his brow.

He must have struggled to recognize the new, chaotic world below.

Mr. Chávez and his band mates struggled to recognize some, but a little improvisation goes a long a way.

The crowd, mostly familiar with earlier albums like "Appetite for Destruction," struggled to recognize the opening song.

His late-game heroics overshadowed the fact that he and his offensive line actually struggled to recognize many of New Orleans's safety blitzes throughout the afternoon.