Sentence examples for telling apart from inspiring English sources

In the story "Afritude Sauce," the protagonist has difficulty telling apart two business associates at dinner.

Canon, Sony, Matsushita Electric Industrial and other Japanese makers are inundating the market with cheap models that consumers have a hard time telling apart.

Eventually, he learned the skill of distinguishing the sounds that the different weapons made; he's probably better at that than at telling apart the voices of his relatives and friends.

However, telling apart attackers and genuine users is made more difficult by the behavior of some genuine users to respond quickly to the fast random moves of the attacks.

Accuracy in telling apart the hand clap, pole strike, and ball bounce ranged between about 75% and 100%, the team reports this month in a study on the preprint server bioRxiv.

In this work Bunge distinguishes causal determination from other forms of determination (structural, teleological, dialectical, and statistical), telling apart three different senses in which the term "causality" enters scientific discourse as a law stating that same causes produce same effects, as a relation between cause and effect, and as a principle stating that everything has a cause.

Now they're hard to tell apart.

They're sometimes hard to tell apart.

Still, in some places they were hard to tell apart.

Together, books tell a story they can't tell apart.

When seen separately, the Barbers are hard to tell apart.