Sentence examples for difficult not to recall from inspiring English sources

It's difficult not to recall that in the late 19th century, doctors were the first to offer the vibrator cure for hysterical women.

For all that, when German officials talk of Scientology's purported clandestine campaign to penetrate business and politics, it is difficult not to recall that comparable arguments were once made to vilify Jews.

When I see what is on offer at most British movie theatres, it is difficult not to recall Truffaut's belief that the words "British" and "cinema" seem to be at odds when placed together in a sentence.

Mailer seemed not to recall the occasion.

He also believes this was not about enemies within, but opponents detecting weakness on the pitch, admitting: "They could see my head go down in games". Yet hearing the conversation recalled, it's difficult not to be drawn to it.

"It is difficult not to find something".

It's difficult not to love Bill Bailey.

"It was difficult not to speculate.

Common responses to probing across all rounds resulted in responses that the confidence and estimation of the time when one had the home stool test was "not hard" "easy" and "not difficult" to recall.

It is not difficult to recall that Mr. Klein began his career as a coat designer.

It is very difficult if not impossible to recall dietary intake prior to developing the illness, so that a current diet might be influenced by illness-induced changes [ 4].