Sentence examples for misremembering the from inspiring English sources

I was telling myself that I must be misremembering the sentence when the social worker reappeared.

Which brings us on to the fourth, and perhaps most ironic, way of misremembering the missile crisis.

But given its flair at misremembering the past, misjudging the present and misforecasting the future, "prescient" and "precise" are not among them.

On the morning she first told me that she believed her father killed himself, I thought I might somehow have been misremembering the story in the book — and wasn't sure what to say.

Shortly after Ford went public with her allegations in an interview with The Post, conservatives began floating the idea that she was misremembering the night of the alleged attack — or mistaking the identity of her attacker.

Unfortunately, for every artfully realized moment in "Honey Brown Eyes" — Dragan gleefully misremembering the drum rhythms to 1980s pop songs, Denis thoughtfully grabbing a fork a split second before plunging his fingers into a bowl of rice — there are just as many forced confrontations and plot reversals.

(Wilder misremembered the mountain and Bavarian bands).

Although I may just have misremembered the entire experience.

We misremember the past and misjudge what will make us happy.

Yvonne Brewster misremembered the play in the venue that burnt down.

Neither is it prudent to misremember the presents we used to get.