Sentence examples for attempting to remember from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a separate part of my brain was attempting to remember another piece of writing in which the author tried to recall the name of a movie star.

It touched me that he was attempting to remember my mother, and that what he said was, after all, true enough of her in her relations with the outside world.

He does this by strident affirmations of genuine values -- everything they did was not for some political abstraction but "in the name of the silence of our mothers" -- and by attempting to remember his childhood as it was, not according to the forms his culture imposed.

We would suggest you prepare yourselves for tomorrow's big Little People giveaway by going over your own experience with the toy line and perhaps attempting to remember how many Little People you put in your mouth before the age of six.

Instead of attempting to remember to grab my lunch on the way out, I just post a sticky note reminder on the door.

I know what it means to manage a life I quietly try to balance while attempting to remember who I was before the children, the marriage, the house.

His journey is recorded and played back to us as he attempts to remember everything he saw.

"It's only double trap shooting!" The Olympic champion's social calendar would rival that of a member of the Royal family, even in Jubilee year, which perhaps explains why his mind goes blank when he attempts to remember what he did and whom he spoke to just four days ago.

It's a fairly complex experiment, but to simplify, the first generation learned and attempted to remember the traits associated with each of several categories of alien.

3. We will attempt to remember how important it is for you that social events happen with people you know, not just a room full of strangers.

Huxtable is a poetic (re)visionary, mixing historical fact and political fiction when she attempts to remember "the vanishing evidence of African civilizations".