Sentence examples for better remembering from inspiring English sources

History would do better remembering him as the player to which the others aspired.

Yet they also echo the long and layered histories of African-American voting and political participation, and better remembering those histories complicates and challenges the anti-Clinton critiques.

The risk preferences also correlated with a bias towards better remembering the most extreme outcomes [ 21].

Better remember that.

Burgess is better remembered now than ever.

Ireland had better remember how to play".

Johnson may always be better remembered than the actual winners.

Who is better remembered worldwide: President Lyndon Johnson or Charles de Gaulle?

General Paul Emil von  Lettow-Vorbeck deserves to be better remembered today.

If the owner remembers, you'd better remember.

Same with "D-Day," better remembered than its date, 6/6/44.