Sentence examples for almost can't remember from inspiring English sources

The image was so vivid that Annie almost can't remember whether she has actually seen it.

I almost can't remember a time when I didn't crave the body.

When I think back and ask myself how these stories really came together, who did what, where did this poetry come from, who plays what instrument, I almost can't remember because in that setting we were so consumed with the feeling of the space and all the make-up and all the wigs we were wearing in that moment.

I don't know whether it was a function of time or place or context, but for some reason I couldn't keep my brain stuck for very long on any page, and began to believe I could understand to some extent how reading has been dying: There is so much you almost can't remember where to look, and when you do figure out where to look, it's hard to keep your brain there.

I almost can't think.

I walk the park almost daily and can't remember the last time I got a whiff of partially digested hay.

Almost never; I can't remember a time when a local journalist asked me about it.

I pass by it almost every day, and I can't remember ever giving it a moment's thought.

In 2012, he used to go to funerals almost every weekend, and now can't remember the last one he attended.

I mean I can remember the details for when I was four or five or three years old but I can't remember almost anything that happened in the last 35 years.

When you're that drunk, any memories you would have of the times you can't remember would almost certainly be traumatic.