Sentence examples for preferred to remember from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when I spoke to people who used to know Scott-Heron, they told me that they preferred to remember him as he had been.

Killingbeck, who also coaches for Athletics Canada, said she preferred to remember Francis as a generous, brilliant coach who once counted the change in his pocket to buy her a sweatshirt when the weather suddenly turned.

Though Ben acknowledged that Michael's anti-gay writing is a slap in the face to all the gay teenagers who looked up to him, he preferred to remember the 21-year-old version of Michael he met in a San Francisco coffee shop.

But George S. McGovern, 81, the former South Dakota senator who was trounced by Richard M. Nixon in 1972, received a warm reception from a crowd that preferred to remember his strong advocacy for farmers and his opposition to the Vietnam War.

Poe refused to look at his dead wife's face, saying he preferred to remember her living.

People preferred to remember the image of David Cameron with his penis in a pig's head and who is the Royal Mint to deny them from reliving that every time they get change?

She prefers to remember the good times.

Those were the numbers Johnson would prefer to remember.

"I prefer to remember it the way it was when I was there," he said.

He would prefer to remember 1979, when the Buccaneers went to the playoffs.

I prefer to remember the importance of scenes like the start of last weekend's race.