Sentence examples for rather remember from inspiring English sources

Rayas decided that he would rather remember Viviana as she had been in life.

There is so little magic in our lives that I'd rather remember a time under the oak trees, on a long lawn, playing with a strange-eyed dog.

Western leaders San Jose are coming off that midweek loss to Portland Timbers, though they would rather remember that wild 4-3 win over LA Galaxy last weekend.

She said: "I would rather remember Gordon Brown's achievements in government and the work he did as chancellor … rather than being an agent of this malign and awful briefing.

"I would rather remember Gordon Brown's achievements in government and the work he did as chancellor...rather than being an agent of this malign and awful briefing," she told the BBC.

She added: "I would rather remember Gordon Brown's achievements in government and the work he did as chancellor... rather than being an agent of this malign and awful briefing," she told the BBC.

As for papers, "I don't have any," Mr. Rather remembers saying.

Remarkably, we are not just a bunch of high-school athletes recalling our "glory days" but rather remembering the lessons that Fitz taught us.

The magic is in "a little reluctantly": one sees the fleeting look of displeasure, the slow tug on the wires; rather, remembers it, from similar images stored in one's mind and awaiting release.

"Think rather than remember," he urged them.

Most people have a moment or two they would rather not remember.