Sentence examples for I remember rather from inspiring English sources

I remember rather fondly when I realized how powerful political correctness had invaded the public's use of the N-word after my son read Huckleberry Finn.

I remember rather too well lying on the floor of a room at the Chelsea Hotel, with what would be my memorable novel; my last packet of speed gripped in my hand.

One thing I do remember, rather ashamedly, was that I had a "wet look" at the time, and after reading Malcolm's explanation of "conking" I cut my hair as low as it could fashionably be and swore never to straighten my hair again.

Keren Ann's guitar sounds clear and deep as her small, pitch-perfect voice enters: "This is why I always wonder / I'm a pond full of regrets / I always try to not remember rather than forget".

But after seeing what happened today in Kabul, I'm starting to think I found the perfect way to remember, rather than avenge, Sean Lynch.

"I have had a rough time with injury and it would make it a year to remember rather than a year to forget".

It wasn't that the weather was always good – this is Wales, remember; rather the meteorological conditions seemed to continually distinguish the seasons.

In his acknowledgements Barr describes the slow accumulation of manuscript pages, and sees his breakthrough in finding his way through as the need to remember rather than imagine.

A latte at a café is a sensory experience to remember, rather than a hurried and even guilty pleasure.

This is addressing a problem that plagues education: in the words of Roger Lewin, "Too often we give children answers to remember rather than problems to solve".

In that case, imagery tasks are likely to measure the patient's ability to remember, rather than to imagine what was just perceived.