Sentence examples for having trouble forgetting from inspiring English sources

When you remember things like that — and I'm having trouble forgetting them — a boring twenty-first-century German election seems not the worst thing in the world.

When you remember things like that and I'm having trouble forgetting them a boring twenty-first-century German election seems not the worst thing in the world.

I've had trouble forgetting that sound of clanging metal.

But they may have trouble forgetting the testimony this week of Freddie Roman, who was on the scene right away.

Sadly, there were a few plates at Cortina that I will have trouble forgetting, and not because I enjoyed them.

Then there is what will surely turn out to be the most fine-tuned ensemble of the season, featuring some very familiar presences (Peter Gallagher, Patti LuPone, Faith Prince) and others you'll now have trouble forgetting, especially a comic bombshell named Katie Finneran.

Ms. Santiago had trouble forgetting the sisters' squabbling as they tried to dress him, three strong-willed women each with her own idea of how to get his arm through a pajama sleeve.

But after a strong tee shot, a good approach shot to the front of the green and an excellent lag putt from 65 feet that stopped 3 feet short of the hole, Sabbatini made his miscue, missing a putt that he will have trouble forgetting.

One of Anderson's next projects, he says, will be to repeat the experiment in people who have trouble forgetting, like those with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

She was not thinking clearly — having trouble with numbers, forgetting things she had just heard.

He had drunk water from Bascarsija, but he had no trouble forgetting Sarajevo.