Sentence examples for rather I remember from inspiring English sources

In other words, I can remember only my own experiences, but it is not my memory of an experience that makes it mine; rather, I remember it only because it's already mine.

Rather, I remember a domestic sense of auspicious new beginnings: major house cleaning, usually a new outfit to wear to temple and, best of all, we ate off of the good china with the real silverware.

Or rather, I remember that I still don't know or care what it means, and then I start gearing up for what's really important to me singing my own ribald versions of all the Christmas-carol standards at the top of my lungs, for the entire time that I'm under my parents' roof.

Or rather, I remembered how much I loved it.

Or rather, I remembered a character sketch of her.

Rather, I would remember his incredible mental and physical toughness which set him apart from any of his contemporaries – either before or since.

Seeing it many times at a rather young age, I remember how shocked I was that an inoffensive-looking romcom would dare – SPOILER ALERT – not have a happy ending.

In Wharton, they lived in a "shotgun house," a cut above a shack but so named because the houses are "so small that you can hit everybody in the place with one shotgun blast," Rather wrote in "I Remember: Growing Up in Texas," one of three memoirs he's written.

I sent them my résumé and heard back from them rather quickly as I remember.

I wasn't used to handling spirits and aside from a few rather jolly flashbacks, I remember very little about the festivities at all.

The first thing I was doing was writing to entertain myself rather than the person I remember being at six, or eight.