Sentence examples for sometimes difficult to remember from inspiring English sources

Out of context, it was sometimes difficult to remember who was who.

Earlier in the week, British director Ken Loach had accepted a lifetime achievement award at the festival, telling the audience: "I think we do live in darkening times, it is sometimes difficult to remember this...

There are a few rules in the Ebola treatment centre that are sometimes difficult to remember and go against our natural instincts.

So much has been said about the numbers involved that it is sometimes difficult to remember there are other things at stake - namely the WBC, WBA and WBO welterweight titles and the title of best boxer of the modern era.

But technology journalists and industry analysts banter about code-named chips for months or years before they come to market, to the point that it's sometimes difficult to remember the new, official name.

It is important, and sometimes difficult, to remember that Leonard Nimoy, who died Friday at the age of 83, was an actor, not an alien.

The feeling still comes across from time to time that this is a phone built for the American market, or with standards so lofty that it sometimes finds it difficult to remember the basics.

If any year deserved such an influence, it was this one, with so much relative strangeness passing in human life that sometimes it seems difficult to remember how to even read.

Sometimes it's difficult to remember the smaller points that every body wants to be done.

Yet, sometimes even that seemed difficult to remember.

Sometimes amidst all the competition, it's difficult to remember why we got into the game in the first place.