Sentence examples for generally remembered from inspiring English sources

Through the ages, humans have generally remembered the important stuff and forgotten the trivial, he said.

These ironic lines are the only words Brecht wrote that are generally remembered.

Outside Argentina, Juan Perón is generally remembered as a tyrant who crushed all opposition and squandered the country's wealth.

(Hart died in 1943). As befits work from the Jazz Age and the Great Depression, their songs are generally remembered as wisecracking and hard-shelled, breezy and cynical.

Stevie Davies Vera by Elizabeth von Arnim Von Arnim is generally remembered, if at all, for her sentimental Elizabeth and her German Garden.

As befits work from the Jazz Age and the Great Depression, their songs are generally remembered as wisecracking and hard-shelled, breezy and cynical.

You generally remember your first time.

The average person has 19 separate passwords to operate effectively in the real world and generally remembers three.

Liberals (who preferred Adlai Stevenson) generally remember the Eisenhower administration as a parenthesis between heroic Democratic epochs, while conservatives (who favored Robert Taft) recall a holding pattern before their Goldwater-to-Reagan ascent.

Just as you could remedy this ridiculous egg distribution by buying an even dozen after using up that pesky nine, nickel batteries could generally "remember" their full capacity by being drained down to zero and starting over.

We're fairly sure this man dialed our number by mistake, since we can't recall picking up any turtles at the airport, and that's the kind of thing we generally remember.