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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assault I remember" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when recalling a specific incident or memory related to an assault.
Example: "The details of the assault I remember vividly still haunt me to this day."
Alternatives: "the attack I recall" or "the incident I remember".
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Only hours after my own assault, I remember telling the people who were trying to help me to leave me alone, that it was no big deal and I just wanted to sleep.
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A couple of days later I was recovering from wounds and I saw the television news about the assault and I remember the face of an officer from the Colombian army.
I remember feeling deliciously assaulted by the screen.
"I remember a campus sexual assault colleague of mine said, 'Schools will never change the way they handle these cases until they are more scared of being sued by a victim's family than a perpetrator's family,'" recalled Perry, who later spent a decade as a Statewide Violence Prevention Coordinator at a Virginia nonprofit.
"When I was doing this story on rape as a tool of war in Congo, I remember being completely horrified — but I was also shocked at the rate of sexual assault in our own military".
I remember seeing a striking cartoon three years ago of a criminal assaulting a woman in the city.
I remember thinking how much it reminded me of the Tailhook sexual assault scandal.
"The next morning I woke up, and I wasn't wearing my pyjamas, and I remember before I passed out that I had been sexually assaulted by this man," she said.
I remember worrying about the men who viewed the women's agenda as a personal assault on themselves, and knew that women who "made waves" were often penalized.
I remember, you remember.
And anyway, as I remember it, most of the fouls last time were frustrated, tetchy, childish efforts rather than genuine career-ending assaults.
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