Sentence examples for because we remember the from inspiring English sources

We remember vividly where we were on 9/11 because we remember the moment when that new reality, so sharp and so bitter, entered our lives.

Because we remember the things we know about people better than names, it helps to associate a person with a mental picture that provides a clue to his or her name.

Because we remember the bitterness of slavery in Egypt, our tradition demands that we lower our drawbridges, step across, and help repair the world.

I said that it was just because we remembered the experience of Czecho-Slovakia last year that we hesitated to press Poland too far to-day.

We carried on for two weeks because we remembered the previous riots which reignited after a brief hiatus".

We knew the future, because we remembered the past.

We tend to think that our dreams are weirder than they generally are, because we remember best the ones with Felliniesque characters and inexplicable lurches: the ex-husband who suddenly becomes a giant, vicious panther.

We feel guilty for wanting our own time, even more so than other moms and dads, because we remember when having a baby in the house was our most unattainable yearning.

Partly because there are four of them, partly because I am older and have many more cares and demands on my mind, and partly because we naturally remember the things we prioritize and my priorities will be different from theirs, I realized that my memories of them will never be truly complete.

Well, we don't need to imagine, because we all remember the Millennium Dome Exhibition.

Because we all remember the wonderment of the first time we stepped into that hall and were confronted with something that massive and alien and awe-inspiring.