Sentence examples for apparently remember from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Browning did not put such a name to it, his predecessors might have called that quality Fahrvergnügen, the joy of driving, something American shoppers apparently remember.

Maslow's hierarchy of needs told us that in 1954, and yet for some reason we don't remember that as clearly as we apparently remember how no one tried to emulate Marylin Monroe in the way that they do Nikki Minaj.

Ramírez, booed throughout the series before each at-bat by fans who apparently remember his 2004 World Series Most Valuable Player award in Boston's sweep of the Cardinals, is 13 for 23 with 9 runs batted in since joining the Dodgers.

Boston has been there before and apparently remembers the route.

Louise then apparently remembers Sue asking the pair, then aged 16, if they had started masturbating.

Rory, apparently remembered back into existence by her confusion at finding the engagement ring.

The school tracked its graduates' careers, and Ms. Meyer apparently remembered her beginnings when she was an employer looking for talent.

Governor Christie, who suggested at one time that he would simply ignore this ruling, has apparently remembered his oath of office and says he will obey.

It was something my friend had been telling me about for years, a kids' show he apparently remembered from our childhood.

I loved the Keith Richards autobiography "Life" — although the "auto" part of that is obviously problematic, since Richards neither wrote, nor, apparently, remembered much of what was in the book.

My father apparently remembers that the film's hero, a beloved lieutenant, dies when he throws himself on an enemy grenade that has been lobbed into his platoon's trench ("platoon" meaning a small military grouping of infantrymen with close ties from being constant comrades in arms).