Sentence examples for trouble interacting from inspiring English sources
One test measures whether they have trouble interacting with a stranger mouse.
The different parts of the scenes, locked into spatial positions, have trouble interacting laterally: they can't get at each other.
A report just published in Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology suggests that people with autism have ring fingers that are abnormally long compared with their index fingers.Children with autism have trouble interacting with other people.
He also said that Mr. Loughner had increasing trouble interacting in social settings — during one party, for instance, Mr. Loughner retreated upstairs alone to a room and was found reading a dictionary.
6. Abed Nadir As recommended by: Fergle Although Abed Nadir, a Polish-Palestinian student, has trouble interacting with the rest of his study group in Community, he has an encyclopaedic knowledge of TV shows and films, which he uses as social analogies.
The inspiration for Zoodles came from Williamson's four year old daughter, who was having trouble interacting with a mainstream browser.
Not even once because they are our elephants and our people live with a huge population of elephants and bear the trouble of interacting with them".
In addition, the nature of the chatbot was difficult to convey: no precise translation exists in Arabic, and many of the Syrian subjects initially had trouble understanding that they were not interacting with a person.
Even in this post-Avengers movie age, I still find brightly-costumed heroes interacting with real life on the big screen somewhat jarring, something with which I have no trouble in the confines of a comic panel.
"How are people interacting?
Interacting like actual adults?
