Sentence examples for perfectly remember from inspiring English sources

I perfectly remember the first book I put my eyes on: an ancient Italian edition of Gulliver's Travels, that belonged to a much younger version of my mother.

"All of us perfectly remember the history of Kassab, which was unfortunately, full of hellish deportations in the last century," Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan said at a press conference in The Hague, citing two earlier deportations of Armenians from the town, in 1909 and 1915.

I perfectly remember the feeling of need, frustration and unfulfilled hopes, caused by factors external to me.

(Ever notice how you can't remember who signed the Treaty of Versailles, on the test date, but you can perfectly remember all of the words to Hakuna Matata?).

His art was a kind of mental editing of perfectly remembered details: the tactful compression of information.

Hastings-on-Hudson - IT was Christmas, either 1906 or 1907 -- she can't quite recall whether she was 2 at the time or 3 -- but Margaret Buchsteiner perfectly remembers the gift she received from her father, a dry goods merchant: a teddy bear, who "sat at a table with a cup of tea in his hand".

If God perfectly remembers your pain, it is as fresh for him years later as it was while it occurred, and if he perfectly loves you, perhaps he never gets over it.

If the site isn't perfectly level, remember to sleep with your head elevated - not your feet.

If you really want to play everything perfectly, then remember that some songs start with Malcolm's guitar, but some start with the lead guitar, and then Malcolm comes in later.

Though you may be tempted to touch yourself while you're in the nude, which is, of course, perfectly natural, remember that one of the core principles of nudism is that it is practiced in a non-sexual manner.

I remember perfectly where it stood.