The caption read: "To remember".
While some read to forget, others read to remember - the former in search of escape, the latter seeking comfort in the familiar.
Read it to remember that "liberal" is a label with a proud, patriotic history and one whose primary tenets are shared by supermajorities of the American people.
It's punchy, easy to read and easier to remember.
To read it is to remember that the man who was a student of Nabokov's at Cornell could write a beautiful sentence.
Barzun's own "method" of engaging the past is to read everything and to remember it, which helps when you're writing books on music, detective fiction, French verse, education, science, language, and history.
I read these authors to remember myself.
Every year, at my family's Thanksgiving, we read a poem to remember the genocide against the American Indians.
When people read and try to remember texts (Bell, Buchner, & Mund, 2008) or undertake some other office-related task (Sörqvist, Nöstl, & Halin, 2012), they typically perform worse when working against a background of speech in comparison with silence.
Read the Bible to remember God's faith and love, and to remember what He did for us.
