Sentence examples for remembering how difficult from inspiring English sources

I kept myself in check by remembering how difficult it had been for the real fugitive, my grandfather.

Colin Todd is fast remembering how difficult it is to be in charge of a football team.

A keen hiker, Achim devised the path while remembering how difficult it had been to motivate his own children to go on walks.

I remember how difficult philosophy seemed when I was an undergraduate at Berkeley.

Mitt resisted, she said, because "he remembered how difficult it is and what the hurdles were going to be".

I still remember how difficult were the first few weeks, and how, as time went on, I came to find myself merely an amanuensis for my fellow-fishermen.

But we must also remember how difficult it is for gay and bisexual people to come out in some sections (not all) of the Asian community.

This year, Almodóvar has high hopes for his new film, "Broken Embraces," but he remembers how difficult it can be to select a winner.

Although he was with other deaf people during the day, he remembers how difficult it was to be deaf and young in New York at night.

Bob Silverman, president of Macabee Foods of West Nyack, remembers how difficult it was to find kosher after-school snacks for his daughter and her friends.

That is why it is helpful to pause to remember how difficult the path was, how uncertain, by recalling the terrifying moment that occurred 50 years ago Sunday, not even three weeks after "I Have a Dream".