Sentence examples for cannot help remembering from inspiring English sources

Then again, I cannot help remembering one of Bloom's most notorious passages in "The Closing of the American Mind".

One cannot help remembering here how, using the same kind of rationale, Wagner claimed that Felix Mendelssohn's corrupting force was Judaism.

I cannot help remembering a brilliant, defunct comedy series The Day Today, which showed a TV studio being transformed into a "war desk" with alarms screaming, red lights flashing, machinery rapidly swinging into place and lights dimming dramatically.

The Irish cannot help remembering.

She also cannot but help remember that it was through her that her son discovered racing.

Today is World Diabetes Day, and we cannot help but remember his needless loss.

6) "When I think of the moment where I stand before you, this moment, I cannot help but remember all of the thumbprints that have touched this being during the course of her career".

"I cannot help but remember many women and men who have been gunned down, not by a bad police force but by some bad actors in a police force," she said.

During the meal-less flights, with scowling flight attendants who have snickered when I asked for a blanket and the seat pockets crowded with trash, I cannot help but remember how we passed out magazines, offered playing cards to bored passengers, refilled coffee cups.

I find myself once again at a crossroad and cannot help but remember Robert Frost's familiar refrain "? two roads diverged in a wood, and I--I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference".

We forget, if we're lucky, but so many people cannot help but remember.