Sentence examples for remember how far from inspiring English sources

I think before we look forward, it's important to remember how far we have come.

For one thing I can never remember how far a piece of light travels per second.

"Right now, I want people to remember how far we've come," Mr. Obama said.

'When you think of the South you have to remember how far we've come since the Sixties,' she says.

But let them remember how far up the slope he's pushed us in less than a year.

Mr. Hanks reminds viewers to remember "how far we've come" and asks them to "look forward to the work still to be done".

That's not an argument for complacency, but it's worth remembering how far we've come.

This sounds reasonable, even normal to us now, but it's worth remembering how far women have come since the 1960s, when Hesse, like Sylvia Plath, was fighting to be taken seriously as an artist.

It may also be worth remembering how far the Vatican has come in the exactly one month since Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, who will be chairman of this week's meetings, told reporters that while sex scandals were not insignificant, "the pope is worried over peace in the world".

I deal with that by taking a step back and remembering how far I've come.

In the 1990s, experimenters placed tent structures along bees' routes, and found that bees remembered how far they had travelled by counting the number of these landmarks between the food and the hive.