Sentence examples for remember intensely from inspiring English sources

Beatty was still unfailingly gracious, and I remember, intensely curious.

I remember being intensely moved by the Civil War movie "Glory," about one of the Union Army's first black regiments.

In 1904 she wrote Je Me Souviens (I Remember), an intensely personal prose poem about their relationship which was presented as a single handwritten copy to Vivien in an attempt to win her back.

Rodgers also remembered how intensely cold the day was.

It had the mark of someone who has been remembered most intensely these last few days when thoughts have turned to the highest levels of international football.

He does not remember having been intensely ashamed of certain sexual activities and afraid of their being found out; but he makes it clear that he is ashamed of the treatment on which he is now embarked, and tries to keep it secret from everybody".

Remember — these hearings are intensely political.

Simon spends his time in prison intensely remembering his childhood and young manhood in the sort of upper-class English family we know from The Camomile Lawn or Atonement: a golden family in which he, the small, dark brother, emphatically did not fit.

The "forgetting curve" helps to explain why we so often remember nothing shortly after cramming intensely for an exam.

The next seven hours fucked them up so intensely they still remember every minute detail 20 years later.

It's hard to remember another group so widely and intensely derided whose first album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.