Sentence examples for better not to remember from inspiring English sources

"Some say it's better not to remember.

Really, it seems better not to remember that the company promoted Mr. Eugenides's "Marriage Plot" with a Times Square billboard featuring the headline "Swoonworthy" to accompany his picture.

"In my opinion, the state feels like an heir of the Soviet state, which is why it is better not to remember, but to forget," Kurilla said.

As Andrew Keen says, the Internet needs to learn to forget, but what these apps have in common is they believe in certain settings and relating to identity, it's better not to remember in the first place.

It was probably true all of it and as it was no pretty sight, it's better not to remember it".

It is better for the soul not to remember or be aware of the lower world, for if it directs its attention to the lower world it will fall away from the intelligibles.

She is now physically far better, able to speak, but not to remember what happened to her. "Things are changing, but they are changing slowly," said Manizha Naderi, who runs the organization that is now caring for Gul Meena.

Remember, it is better not to cram at the last minute, and that will become a habit if you keep cramming on a regular basis.

It's better not to have his things lying around for you to remember them by.

Health reform doesn't work without a mandate (remember the primary? Maybe better not to).

Some are even bigger downers: "In the end it is better not even to remember things but I know that".