Sentence examples for merely remembered from inspiring English sources
These two may well not deserve gold medals; they merely remembered, in that adagio, to dance.
In reply to Arnauld, Descartes claims that he avoided this problem by distinguishing between present clear and distinct perceptions and those that are merely remembered (7:246).
Moreover and this is an objection raised by all the British Idealists against hedonism since pleasant states perish there is no sense in which a number of them can be enjoyed together as felt states rather than merely remembered.
Today, in fact, the 1994 production is merely remembered as a footnote to the O.J. Simpson murder trial, because it starred none other than Simpson himself.
Miliband merely remembers it was on at a disco, once.
Actually, you needn't imagine – merely remember the meltdown of 2008.
He'll sing Somewhere Over The Rainbow, then stretch his arms out wide and cry, 'Judy Garland!' as if merely remembering her were a triumph in itself.
We'll have to merely remember the nervous scrape of the batsman's spikes as he shuffled back and across to some outrageous lifter or the thwack of another ball flying high towards third man.
Sufferers do not merely remember their trauma; they re-experience it emotionally in the form of involuntary, distressing thoughts; nightmares about the trauma; and sudden sensory "flashbacks" of sights, sounds and odours that produce the illusion that it is happening once again.
"As you go from room to room with your video camera, you can record a narration that will provide as much information about your things as memory will allow," Ms. Salvatore said, adding that merely remembering that you had a particular piece of furniture, for example, is not as good as documenting the specific style, model number and manufacturer.
In fact, according to Seneca, a beneficiary who forgets a benefit is "the worst and most ungrateful" of beneficiaries perhaps because merely remembering a benefit is the easiest part of being grateful (Seneca On Benefits: III.5.2).
