Sentence examples for hard to keep in mind from inspiring English sources
(However splendid this idea, it can be hard to keep in mind when wandering around New York galleries).
In contemplating these sorts of details, it's hard to keep in mind that the person at the centre of them was just a writer.
That's a simple financial truth, but it's hard to keep in mind in the midst of a sell-off like the one we saw last Monday, especially with headlines screaming about a "Bloodbath in Global Markets".
That's a simple financial truth, but it's hard to keep in mind in the midst of a sell-off… Nine years before "Hamilton," the 2006 musical "Spring Awakening" gave the American stage a fresh sound.
It's hard to keep in mind, when you're being flattered by the rich and powerful, but your true place, as an artist, is not at the table; it's outside the window, looking in.
But that can be hard to keep in mind when riding home after dark, returning one last call or jabbing out the answers to a few more e-mails, hoping there is nobody reading on the other end who will lob the exchange back at you.
It's hard not to keep in mind that the labor of the writer, at least outwardly, has become indistinguishable from the labor of anybody else who sits at a table at his or her computer.
Although it may be hard to remember, try to keep in mind that layoffs aren't a judgment about your own abilities, experience or skills.
Of all the names on this week's birthday list, I think Twiggy turning 63 is the hardest to keep in my mind alongside the image of the 1960s pixie model who looked about 12. Sept. 23 is Bruce Springsteen's birthday.
Here are a few hard truths and helpful suggestions to keep in mind the next time you're about bust a move in front of your bartender or server.
