Sentence examples for are expected to remember from inspiring English sources

"Even Locke wouldn't say that you are expected to remember everything.

We are expected to remember a lot of technical information, or know how to find whatever we can't recall.

"But the number of new items that students are expected to remember and process in the typical hourlong science lecture is vastly greater," he continued.

Even at nighttime, in adverse weather, and under great fatigue, special operators are expected to remember vast quantities of detail and carry out missions beyond the ability of other units.

The counsellors also complained about the lack of reference material to help them remember the things they ought to inform the mothers during infant feeding counselling: "We are overworked, and yet even when you are very tired you are expected to remember all the steps required as written in books.

"How can I be expected to remember these things?

"The biggest problem is people can't be expected to remember two hundred passwords.

How can you then be expected to remember a word they say?

You're expected to remember your lines, and get up at a certain time every day and go to work.

And when the goals are achieved, (what were the goals again? I can't remember… but then how can I be expected to remember?

Simon Usborne Ah yes, Obama remembers it well Barack Obama has one of the busiest brain in politics – so he can't be expected to remember everything, can he?