Sentence examples for a harder time forgetting from inspiring English sources

And since we're Americans, we'll have soon moved on from the decade in Afghanistan just as we're well on our way to forgetting about the nine years in Iraq — except for the Americans who fought, who have a harder time forgetting.

I will have a hard time forgetting about it now.

He has an intellectual appreciation of the anxieties of a champion, but he has a hard time forgetting how strong he is; while he remembers that, he can't worry as much as he knows a champion should.

Perry will have a hard time forgetting today's round, which included an 18-inch putt he missed at No. 13 that could have given him a two-stroke lead.

But more than the pain from his injuries, he will have a hard time forgetting the viciousness of the attacker's screaming curse as he cut Mr. Chandra's neck.

Robbins (69), Lunke (75) and Stanford (74) all finished at one-under-par 283 for the tournament, a stroke ahead of Sorenstam (73), who will have a hard time forgetting her wayward 4-wood on the par-5, 502-yard No. 18.

And remember that Adidas commercial – although something tells me you'll have a hard time forgetting it.

But even if his legacy is an accidental one, it's still one the world will have a hard time forgetting.

We can't just all decide to 'manifest' what we want this new year -- some people, in some brutal situations, can't manifest sh*t right now, and I'm having a hard time forgetting that.

Though no one seems to miss the former site of Kooyong at ever-more modern Melbourne Park and no one seems to miss cozy Forest Hills in the great paved spaces of Flushing Meadows, my hunch is that players and fans would have had a much harder time forgetting Paris.

During recording, we found that patients tend to hesitate more, forget what they were talking about, and have a harder time finding the right words or remembering details about their pasts.