Sentence examples for accurate remembrance from inspiring English sources
"You have no such accurate remembrance of a country you have driven through by car as you gain by riding a bicycle".
Hemingway had one of my favourite lines: "It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them… While in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through... ...... He's right, you know.
The calmecac played the most vital role in ensuring oral transmission of history through oratory, poetry, and music, which were employed to make accurate memorization of events easier and to galvanize remembrance.
But the overwhelming evidence of modern psychology is that many of our stories, and the remembrances we build them on, are far from accurate.
And Dame Elish said it was not known for sure what remains of which babies were interred in an unmarked "garden of remembrance" at Mortonhall due to a "longstanding and wholesale failure" to keep accurate records.
It said it was not known for sure what remains of which babies were interred in an unmarked "garden of remembrance" at Mortonhall due to a "longstanding and wholesale failure" to keep accurate records.
And just as the 19th‑century historian Ernest Renan argued, to the extent these can be strengthened by collective remembrance, it is of no importance whether the memories in question are historically accurate.
When "Eden," which was written and directed by Howard Goldberg, is portraying the regimented, unabashedly elitist world of Mount Eden, its affectionate remembrance of a puritanical WASP-y milieu entrenched in the certainty of its own superiority is accurate down to the smallest details of clothing, furniture and tweedy, gentlemanly deportment.
It's a one hour riff on the landmark work Remembrance Of Things Past (or if you want to be a stickler for the less evocative but more accurate translation of the title, In Search Of Lost Time).
