Sentence examples for prefers to remember from inspiring English sources

She prefers to remember the good times.

Mr. Isabell prefers to remember the cabinet as a lost moment.

A tragedy, yet he prefers to remember the happiness of 30 years together.

Richard prefers to remember him shooting pool, hiking in the Arizona hills, quick to tell stories of growing up.

One prefers to remember him as he appeared in black tie in the company of some countess at a party at Villa d'Este.

Mahon says he prefers to remember their long and intense conversations about each other's poetry as "sparring" rather than "competition", but acknowledges they both spoke "very frankly.

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.

Of course, not everything was perfect but I prefer to remember the best of times.