Sentence examples for difficult to remember why from inspiring English sources
Time spent in McGrath's presence is almost always pleasurable, and when you are out of her presence it is difficult to remember why.
The excruciating tabloid horror show seemed to go on far longer than their career, dwarfing it to the point where it was difficult to remember why people had thought they were any good in the first place.
While hundreds of coaches disgorge thousands of jostling tourists on to the worn rubble of the Acropolis each day, it is often difficult to remember why we have decided to come here.
Bob Hunt, who has left the church he and his family belonged to when Sarah was young, says that it's difficult to remember why he decided to home-school his children.
Sometimes amidst all the competition, it's difficult to remember why we got into the game in the first place.
For the first time, just 18-year-old Chloe has a strong father figure and a loving family around her, and it's difficult to remember why she's even trying to ruin it.
In the hard times, when Sue and Hector felt that they'd failed, it was difficult for them to remember why they'd chosen to do what they did.
We can be more easily distracted and, at times, find it more taxing to tackle difficult new problems, not to mention our inability to remember why we went down to the basement.
But I was also beginning to remember why I'd resisted the idea of meditation for so many years: it was difficult, dull and uncomfortable.
