Sentence examples for remember rather from inspiring English sources

It wasn't that the weather was always good – this is Wales, remember; rather the meteorological conditions seemed to continually distinguish the seasons.

In his acknowledgements Barr describes the slow accumulation of manuscript pages, and sees his breakthrough in finding his way through as the need to remember rather than imagine.

Forget that she compromises her professionalism by sort of falling for a patient, and not just any old patient but a sociopathic, murdering mobster called Tony Soprano; remember, rather, that she nails what's wrong with him.

Keren Ann's guitar sounds clear and deep as her small, pitch-perfect voice enters: "This is why I always wonder / I'm a pond full of regrets / I always try to not remember rather than forget".

One thing I do remember, rather ashamedly, was that I had a "wet look" at the time, and after reading Malcolm's explanation of "conking" I cut my hair as low as it could fashionably be and swore never to straighten my hair again.

"I have had a rough time with injury and it would make it a year to remember rather than a year to forget".

It is as if, in treating London as a glorious fiction, he is remembering, rather than uncovering and disclosing.

In the annals of international law, it is for this that General Pinochet will be remembered rather than for his own lucky escape from justice.

It is the baseball equivalent of the French Foreign Legion, with the twist that those here are hoping to be remembered, rather than forgotten.

Her latest novel, Home, is set in the aftermath of the Korean war and coincides with that sentimentalised period of American history that Morrison remembers rather differently.

These are autobiographies that usually emphasize what is remembered rather than who is remembering; the author, instead of recounting his life, deals with those experiences of his life, people, and events that he considers most significant.