Sentence examples for expected to remember from inspiring English sources

"How can I be expected to remember these things?

"The biggest problem is people can't be expected to remember two hundred passwords.

"Even Locke wouldn't say that you are expected to remember everything.

How can you then be expected to remember a word they say?

We are expected to remember a lot of technical information, or know how to find whatever we can't recall.

You're expected to remember your lines, and get up at a certain time every day and go to work.

Don't expect to remember.

You can't read as fast as you're probably reading this article and expect to remember what you've read for any considerable length of time.

But above all, I expect to remember 2012 as the year that college sports' ruling congress, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, took a serious blow: not a knockout punch like the one Juan Manuel Márquez dealt Manny Pacquiao, but at least a stiff shot to the kidney.

"Perhaps, then, we seek to jot down our thoughts more readily, in case we forget them, in case we lose some insight into the world that we cannot expect to remember in a world of endless distraction and stimulus... it has become a way for us to keep track of things we fear will disappear into our memories and never be found again".

Just don't expect to remember the gobbledygook they produce.