Sentence examples for pushed to remember from inspiring English sources

You'd be hard pushed to remember any.

Even now I'm pushed to remember his name.

The reviewer concluded that: "You'll find yourself humming it but will be hard pushed to remember what on earth she was singing about!" Spence D. of IGN wrote that "Beat of My Heart" does not try for subtlety as it utilizes the "much overused heartbeat" for the "foundation rhythm" of the song.

Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated "Three of a Kind" two-and-a-half stars out of five, calling the episode "likeable and good-natured, and utterly redundant, this passes forty-five minutes pleasantly enough, but you'll be hard pushed to remember them afterwards".

Jon Beard, The Inferno, Dallas: At this point in the season, I'm honestly hard-pushed to remember the last time Dallas wasn't the victim of a game-changing piece of awful officiating.

During one timeout in the fourth quarter, Nowitzki said, Terry told him to keep pushing and to remember 2006.

I don't think crisis or loss pushes us to remember to count our blessings, we already know our blessings.

But on occasion, an article emerges that awakens the higher senses, pushing us to remember that we're all in this together.

There is something weirdly transient about the awards: you would be hard pushed to find anyone who can remember who won what last year, let alone a decade ago.

What it does mean is that Lower Manhattan carries a new context; every side street and landmark challenges the imagination, pushing residents and visitors to remember what was, and to notice what is.

But his political team aggressively pushed back, counseling the candidate to remember who his real target was: Mr. Bloomberg.