Sentence examples for often to remember from inspiring English sources

Those who were told the computer would not record these facts tended often to remember the facts themselves.

For instance, they are used to remember your preferences on sites you visit often, to remember your user ID and the contents of your shopping baskets, and to help you navigate between pages more efficiently.

To be humane is the goal, and it is often wise to remember that to give is as much a privilege as to receive.

One is often pressed to remember how people got by before the internet became widespread.

And, of course, they often fail to remember things that did happen.

It is often hard to remember, when you visit, that there was a war at all.

In addition, people are often unable to remember the person at all without the intrusion of such thoughts and imagery.

But people often fail to remember eating spices when asked what foods might have sickened them, so problems related to spices could be seriously underreported, officials said.

She added: "While people are often happy to remember the glorious past, they are reluctant to face the darker side of empire".

"You often have to remember and memory has a powerful impact," he recalls one year afterwards, when the term post-traumatic stress disorder had not yet been invented.

Even those who ought to know better – the caregivers who deal with dementia on a daily basis – often fail to remember that their patients forget.