Sentence examples for it difficult to recall from inspiring English sources

That war's brutality has made it difficult to recall, let alone celebrate, the uprisings' beginnings.

Even with the latest round of threats from OPEC, many Americans may find it difficult to recall these events.

A significant number of companies do not count loaned shares as owned, or make it difficult to recall loaned shares before nominating a candidate.

The Mets have little flexibility on their roster, making it difficult to recall Grant Roberts or Bobby M. Jones from Class AAA Norfolk.

"The witnesses are 30 years older than they were on the actual day of Bloody Sunday and would have found it difficult to recall buildings that have long since gone.

Easy enough, but once the pictures are on your hard drive, they can quickly become hard to find or recognize; the alphanumeric naming conventions common to most digital cameras can make it difficult to recall which picture is which.

How can you dress appropriately for your age when it's difficult to recall what it is anymore?

Thus, now it is difficult to recall that once it was somewhat bold to propose that there was any direct connection between the two processes (Knudson 1973; Miller and Miller 1971).

With this havoc in its fourth year, it is difficult to recall that 2008 promised what David Graeber describes as "an actual public conversation about… the financial institutions that have come to hold the fate of nations in their grip".

Its basic thesis - though still vigorously contested - became so much a part of the framework of later thinking that it is difficult to recall what a bombshell it was at the time.

It's difficult to recall those moments, to re-live it again, to retrieve these feelings.