Sentence examples for less to remember from inspiring English sources

And I suppose it's one less to remember, which is a mercy".

In the old days guys could go on with concussion because there was far less to remember in terms of moves, calls and so on.

You'll have less to remember and your password will still be strong!

Consider having a second set of text books that stays at home so your child has less to remember.

Learning just a few chords will mean you'll have less to remember and if you put all of your focus into them you probably won't forget them.

The tattoo was supposed to remind me of what I tended to forget every day, to be less selfish, or less insular, to remember promises, to try to think less of my own largely imaginary suffering and devote some time and energy to considering the suffering of others.

And they are much less likely to remember that time you were chauffeured home in a police cruiser.

Fans are less inclined to remember a poorly received film adaptation in 1998 that starred Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman.

Factors such as illiteracy, severe trauma, memory loss and old age can complicate matters considerably, as they are less likely to remember or clearly communicate their story.

The research behind these stories, published in the journal Science, found that when people knew information would be stored on a computer, they were less likely to remember it (although they were better at remembering where this information was stored).

Posterity already seems less likely to remember it than González's repossession which, thanks to his efforts, may be the last event in human history to be reliably reported online.