Sentence examples for was difficult to forget from inspiring English sources
It was difficult to forget when it all seemed so anodyne and accessible.
Ms. Teslik, of the investors group, said it was difficult to forget that "this is the same Congress that said no to Arthur Levitt's reforms".
As Wasson says in his book, despite all the precautions taken by the producers to ensure that Holly Golightly would appear well behaved, it was difficult to forget all the evidence to the contrary, from Capote's book to Givenchy's little black dress, that suggests Holly is a wild thing at heart.
With title games on consecutive nights, it was difficult to forget these impressions: PREGAME UPS AND DOWNS -- ESPN's pregame program for the women's game on Tuesday was a stunning hour packed with sharply drawn player and coach profiles set against jazzy graphics and video effects.
It was a loss, Street said, that was difficult to forget, even for someone accustomed to forgetting quickly.
It will be difficult to forget.
"It's difficult to forget your watch".
The victory will be difficult to forget.
The scenes will be difficult to forget".
Perhaps that is why it is difficult to forget.
"Your thesis," Eco foretells, "is like your first love: it will be difficult to forget".
