Sentence examples for how we should remember from inspiring English sources
He was right: that's how we should remember him.
Which is, after all, how we should remember him.
Conservative John Howell says he wants to focus on how we should remember the fallen.
MR: So you think that's how we should remember Harry?
But how we remember Duvalier is much more than a matter of "quarrels and differences"; it is a question of how, decades on, we should remember and confront a haunting and traumatic history of political repression.
To see how it works, we should remember once again the configuration of Figure 4B, which we modify trivially in two steps: a) by ensuring all the particles Pi are at rest in xi = (1/(i+1)) − 1 = − i/(i+1), which means taking them en bloc one unit to the left and b) by simultaneously placing a numerable infinity of particles P*i (identical to Pi) at rest at x*i = i/(i+1).
If we want to understand how much teachers are worth, we should remember how much we were formed by our own schooldays.
In the middle of the razzle-dazzle of the US election campaign, we should remember how empty the power bestowed on inauguration day can be.
We should remember how a perfect thriller of a campaign can be reduced to nothingness with only the passage of time.
So there are strange chords here, but there's also strange orchestration, and once again we should remember how unusual this must have sounded at the time it was created.
