Sentence examples for I truly remember from inspiring English sources

"The overall atmosphere is what I truly remember here, because it was extraordinary," Woods said.

Where is Mommy?" That may've been the first time I truly remembered her, the woman in the car.

I had only just met her a couple of months prior, and while she looked familiar, I can't say I truly remembered her situation.

So I hold onto the love I feel for no reason I can truly remember, except that he once bought me pretty patent leather shoes with straps you could swing to the back.

It is sad that you will be leaving the shores of Papua New Guinea and making a fresh start in Fiji, but with a man of your capability and wisdom, nothing will be impossible and I am sure it is a gain for Fiji to have you as we will truly remember and value what we have gained from you and UNICEF.

The percentage of Americans who can truly remember him is small and dwindling.

Yet it seems as if we can't truly remember the past until we've measured how completely we've lost it.

In few places outside the Hamptons is there as much nostalgia for folkways whose origins few truly remember, or for customs and traditions belonging to someone else.

Together, it all forms a night to truly remember.

As memorable as Mr. Scully's call ("Fastball. It's a high drive into deep right-centerfield. Buckner goes back. To the fence. IT IS GONE!") - what we might truly remember is the sound of that deafening crowd.

7.  The new "normal" in America is war: The 9/11 attacks happened more than 13 years ago, which means that no teenagers in America can truly remember a time when the country was at peace.