Sentence examples for find it difficult to remember from inspiring English sources

"I find it difficult to remember my own birthday".

But on this day he seemed to find it difficult to remember much of anything.

The merchandise is piled so haphazardly that the salesmen find it difficult to remember what fish they have in stock.

I now find it difficult to remember words in English, let alone French.

Many radiologists find it difficult to remember patients' names, but are instantly able to recall their medical circumstances once shown images from their radiological studies.

But, for some reason, we find it difficult to remember this when a new photo or film is released.

But now that his inquiry might lead to something true, Nana found it difficult to remember how she usually played the game.

Nwamgba, who still found it difficult to remember that Michael was Anikwenwa, went to the oracle herself, and afterward thought it ludicrous how even the gods had changed and no longer asked for palm wine but for gin.

The feeling still comes across from time to time that this is a phone built for the American market, or with standards so lofty that it sometimes finds it difficult to remember the basics.

But when he was away for too long she found it difficult to remember how the different parts of his face fit together, even though they had been married for almost five years.

Some teachers found it difficult to remember the students who made mistakes.