Sentence examples for because you remember from inspiring English sources

"People remember what happened and they probably always will because you remember those types of occasion.

And so, actually, LBJ is probably the best example, even better than FDR, because, you remember, FDR's New Deal excluded domestic workers and agricultural laborers, which was the vast majority of black people.

You befriend because you remember, you remember because you befriend.

If it sounds familiar, that's probably because you remember the fuss it caused.

They assume you are a dinosaur because you remember the Beatles and don't send tweets every few minutes.

You are the warmest, silliest, most fun (and responsible) counselor you can be, because you remember just how phenomenal your staff was.

Have you ever thought you liked a terrible song just because you remembered it, mistaking mere recollection for actual nostalgia?

And there was silence, because you remembered in the same moment that we remembered, that we were there to celebrate the life and career of Barbara Stanwyck.

Since she's your mom, she will most likely love the gift regardless of what it is, just because you remembered.

I know I started the cake thing, but the reason I started that was because, do you remember that Naughty But Nice cake campaign on telly?

Because if you remember a thought or an emotion that is a little vague — right?