Sentence examples for longer remember that from inspiring English sources
In 2005, his son announced that his father could no longer remember that he had once governed Spain.
"Most New Jersey voters no longer remember that it was Jim Florio and the Democrats who pushed the tax increase, but after 10 years of prosperity, people still have their two cars and their three television sets," said Gerald M. Pomper, a professor of political science at Rutgers University.
Although the cow is technically a drawing on an enormous vintage advertising poster in the living room, my daughters no longer remember that he is a two-dimensional rendering or that his original purpose was to sell French cheese (hence the dangling earrings shaped like containers of Laughing Cow cheese).
I also remember that the Aeneid is written in dactylic hexameter, but I no longer remember what that means.
For example, you briefly store information about trees and cars around you in your working memory, but if someone tells you to focus on a speeding truck, your brain uses a process called executive control to remember that object longer.
Anyhow, the best thing for everyone is to remember that anything longer than about a tweet is only going to capture a small percentage of the most interested readers anyway and those readers are the ones you're likely writing for.
I remember that word, absolute!
Do you remember that story?
But I learned a few details: he was Nigerian; he had been living in Cameroon illegally, doing menial work in Douala, and had gotten into some sort of trouble that I no longer remember but that at the time seemed fairly mild.
