Sentence examples for accurately remembered from inspiring English sources

So the dive you've just made tends to be felt rather than accurately remembered".

"I only wish my daddy — Strom Thurmond — could see me tonight!" I had been urged to visit Parvin by people who remembered or, perhaps more accurately, remembered having heard about a groundbreaking bit he wrote back in 1982, when he was working as a speechwriter in the Reagan White House.

Since the scientific observation occurs only after the target process is complete, it does not interfere with that process; but of course the delay between the process and the observation must be as brief as possible to ensure that the process is accurately remembered.

In this study, participants may not have accurately remembered their reasons for choosing a location or deciding to leave.

Therefore, participants with greater depression severity possibly remembered themselves as less adherent than they actually were, whereas nondepressed participants more accurately remembered their adherence.

Some women in this study had lived with fistula for many years and may not have accurately remembered the events that led to a birth that happened many years ago.

The way the movie (quite accurately) remembers the period, it was messy, frenetic and unglamorous.

But Mr. Visaria had already begun to wonder whether people could accurately remember.

And as you accurately remember, it has an almost weedlike willingness to grow well unattended.

How do you accurately remember how people from your past spoke – and how do you get round this?

Lawyers for Clemens have called McNamee a liar and have contended that Pettitte did not accurately remember his conversation with Clemens.