Sentence examples for i remembered of from inspiring English sources

"Have you any notion of the Latin name of the fish?" McDowell asked, not very hopefully, after I had recited what I remembered of rascassiana.

What I remembered, of course, was the famous montage of the photographer blowing up his pictures and reconstructing the event he'd inadvertently captured in the park.

As he looked at the painting, he heard, through the open windows, "swells and falls" of a military band that "seemed to me more devotional, in their perfect art, tune, and discipline, than anything I remembered of evangelical hymns.

I remembered, of course, the narrative elements my book shares with James Baldwin's: an American narrator abroad, overcome by feeling that, for all its force, runs hot and cold, desire wrangled with ambivalence.

Secondly, it meant that I spent much of my time in Tahiti writing down what I remembered of Gauguin's life and work from my reading of Sweetman and other art historical sources.

Potent, fragile and tender, "When I Forgot" is really the story of "When I Remembered," of a woman summoning the courage to unlock her memories and share them, and feeling the relief of exhaling a breath held too long.

What do I remember of that time?

Over what I remember of it".

"What do I remember of our breakfast?" she asked.

And that is about all I remember of the trip.

That's all I remember of childhood trips to Okehampton.