Sentence examples for remember favourably from inspiring English sources
Therefore it was of interest to gain knowledge about the patients' memories from events of this trajectory, because such knowledge could lead to a development of caring actions that patients will remember, and remember favourably.
Certain rulers, such as Phalaris, tyrant of Akragas in Sicily, who allegedly burned his enemies alive in a brazen bull, were bywords for uncontrolled cruelty and self-indulgence, but others, such as Pittakos at Mytilene, were remembered favourably in later sources as wise and moderate rulers who brought prosperity and peace to their cities.
The puppets' likenesses and mechanics were remembered favourably by puppeteer Wanda Brown, who preferred the Thunderbirds style of marionette over the accurately-proportioned version that debuted in Captain Scarlet: "The puppets were easier to operate and more enjoyable because they had more character to them .
Edward Gibbon in his work The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire wrote: Despite his actual Orthodox theology, Heraclius was long remembered favourably in the Western church for his reputed feat in recovering the True Cross, which had been captured by the Persians.
Despite all he has given to US soccer, Claudio's recent standing in MLS and New York in particular will not be favourably remembered.
On his accession, probably on April 19 , 1390 he changed his name to Robert (III) from John, to avoid reminding others of John de Balliol, king of Scotland from 1292 to 1296, who was not favourably remembered.
In other words, you remember your younger years more favourably, which might go some way to explaining why some people experience declinism.
Staff commented favourably that they no longer had to remember everything on a cumbersome form.
