Sentence examples for find it difficult to forget from inspiring English sources
(You'll find it difficult to forget the sight of José's empty-eyed son, played by Alexander Flores, robotically bouncing a ball against a wall).
The result is "a beautiful and frightening book, one that many readers will find it difficult to forget," Jay Parini wrote here last year.
They also find it difficult to forget about a past mistake or a situation in which they feel they failed – and as a result, they're often plagued by feelings of guilt and regret.
But he found it difficult to forget how great Brazil are.
While writing the book, Nader must have found it difficult to forget his first starring role, in Robot Monster (1953), which has, at least, gained a camp reputation as one of the worst films ever made.
Yet for all the talk of encouraging the Iraqis to go their own way, General Petraeus has on occasion found it difficult to forget that he is after all an American general, whose every order is obeyed and whose very presence commands immediate respect.
Many of the people Joey met with HSAM found it difficult to forget bad memories, particularly due to the strong emotional content they retrieved.
You may find it difficult to believe that you'll ever forget when something took place, but life gets busy and experiences accumulate, and you may find yourself puzzling to come up with a date.
I find it difficult to perform preventative activities, not because I don't believe in them... it's just that I can't, I forget.
