Sentence examples for precisely remembered from inspiring English sources

All this has the idiosyncratic ring of precisely remembered truth.

They showed up for work — perhaps not the very next day but soon enough, and the invasion of Iraq ensued, the anniversary of which is less likely to be remarked upon or even precisely remembered.

But there are certain aspects of the past that should be precisely remembered, as Grass was always the first to point out, in anger, and now, one should hope, in sorrow.

They showed up for work perhaps not the very next day but soon enough, and the invasion of Iraq ensued, the anniversary of which is less likely to be remarked upon or even precisely remembered.

The ideas that appear in faculty writing can be attributed to many different, sometimes intangible, avenues, including conversations with colleagues, presentations attended but not precisely remembered, and concepts gleaned from many different sources.

KIEV, Ukraine — The end is near, so much so that Andriy Shevchenko cannot precisely remember the distant beginning of his brilliant soccer career.

He can't precisely remember what happened after that, but recollections of Borstal flooded back and he suffered some sort of black-out.

How many of us can precisely remember every conversation we had several years ago?

Fiske called Taubman Alfred A. Taubman, a small mistake, but at $600 per hour Fiske should be able to precisely remember the name of the guy who signs his checks.

After the sent of the episode's script to him and his acceptance, Turturro, who Shalhoub thought "liked the sound of the character," worked with the series "for about four or five days", as Shalhoub cannot precisely remember.

It may also mean that participants cannot precisely remember when they were taught a particular statistical skill, i.e. at undergraduate or postgraduate level.