Sentence examples for can truly remember from inspiring English sources

The percentage of Americans who can truly remember him is small and dwindling.

So I hold onto the love I feel for no reason I can truly remember, except that he once bought me pretty patent leather shoes with straps you could swing to the back.

7.  The new "normal" in America is war: The 9/11 attacks happened more than 13 years ago, which means that no teenagers in America can truly remember a time when the country was at peace.

Had she truly remembered me?

Although no one born after the event can truly be said to remember it in this sense, it isn't obvious that one had to be at Pearl Harbor on that date to have this kind of memory.

Actually, if you truly can remember only one rule, make it "Thou shalt not kill (from now on)." But moisturizing is really important, too!

Talk it through with them, but remember: no one else can truly make your choice for you.

Remember that small moves made daily can truly help you grow wealthy over time, but only if you have the courage to change.

I can truly feel the Holy Spirit burning within me as i write...But remember i am a man, I make mistakes like everyone else, and i am not, nor will ever be near what God Is.

Ask yourself: "Will this matter in a hundred years from now?" No one will remember what had occurred, and thinking over such a large scale of time can truly help you to avoid "sweating the small stuff".

I can truly relate to Verlyn Klinkenborg's thoughts on familiar places that are no longer there ("Remembered Spaces," The City Life, July 17).