Sentence examples for time distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Americans have a hard enough time distinguishing between politics and entertainment.

Brenda, a Harvard senior, added, "Lindsay and I had a tough time distinguishing ourselves".

But I personally don't devote much time distinguishing between men and women.

And increasingly, viewers, like readers, have a hard time distinguishing one from the other.

In "Total Recall," the character has a difficult time distinguishing between reality and his fantasy adventure.

Infiniti's M model had a hard time distinguishing itself from the Nissan Maxima.

Since that experience, I have a hard time distinguishing where the phone is when it's ringing.

He spends a good deal of time distinguishing his work from that of painters like Warhol and Lichtenstein.

In addition, young actors should fatten up a bit: "I have a terrible time distinguishing one from another.

Parents have an ever-tougher time distinguishing between normal bumps in the developmental road and serious disorders.

Parents often have a hard time distinguishing between real pain and the imaginary maladies that young children sometimes invent.