Sentence examples for To remembered from inspiring English sources
verb
To recall from one's memory; to have an image in one's memory.
In his accompanying artist statement Mr. Cote likens his drawings to remembered thoughts, and his thoughts take many forms.
All the workers spoken to remembered Mr. Mayor as a benevolent figure, who always had a kind word and was opposed to forced overtime.
A grander figure by far than Mr Tony Blair and Mr Cameron, he does not deserve to remembered solely for the temper tantrums, the rictus grin, and a financial crisis for which he was not primarily responsible.
Brian Tee, as Kabuo; Kimiye Corwin, as his wife, Hatsue; and Dashiell Eaves as Hatsue's former lover, Ishmael, segue seamlessly from the trial to remembered scenes set years earlier.
There is the character of memory that Benjamin described thus: "The stratum of the writer's present day, broken through and made transparent, becomes a window on to remembered experiences that … depend upon it for the realisation of their latent meaning".
More than one person I spoke to remembered him telling a story about how he'd travelled to New Orleans in the days after Hurricane Katrina and, in a bid to establish law and order, had set up a sniper position on the roof of the Superdome and shot numerous looters.
