Sentence examples for poorly remembered from inspiring English sources

Long dead and, by many, poorly remembered.

The birth day is poorly remembered and may be manipulated for reason of tax, military service, or admission to school.

Respondents other than the patient were interviewed only when the patient poorly remembered the ICU stay or was not able to respond to the survey at the time of telephone contact.

The catastrophe was poorly documented, remembered instead through oral history passed from person to person.

Microsoft will be remembered poorly.

But, as the indispensable Nation columnist Dave Zirin often reminds us, the world of sports also involves work that's boring, poorly compensated and hardly remembered.

Stand tall and don't react poorly; you will be remembered for being strong and for showing that you're uninterested in their remarks.

But it reminds Mr. McCarthy of how poorly the battle has been remembered.

Had the majority opinion in Flood v. Kuhn (Bowie Kuhn was the commissioner of baseball) been merely poorly reasoned, it would not have been long remembered.

The basics – the tune and words – were exactly as I'd remembered, but YouTube told me the visuals were poorly animated, and the music sounded cheap and tinny.

But if that accident is the last thing remembered, we are more likely to remember the experience poorly because in the beginning, there was excitement about a new link and in the end, anger about where it led.