Sentence examples for remember statements from inspiring English sources

Consumers of news, for their part, are prone to selectively accept and remember statements that reinforce beliefs they already hold.

Trump said Khan was "very rude", and added: "Tell him I will remember those statements, they're very nasty statements".

"Many of the comments were directed at the religion of the Petitioner," according to the government's complaint, "including a plea to 'Remember 9/11,' statements that Christians would not be allowed to build a church in Iraq, and statements that property values would drop if a mosque were built in the neighborhood".

Those with that privilege will remember many statements such as how a remarkable thing happened just by chance.

"Tell him I will remember those statements," he said.

Frankly, tell him I will remember those statements.

If no one stands particularly out I remember general statements such as "great ensemble" or "bus and truck ensemble".

When Piers Morgan put the quotes to him, he seemed to threaten Khan, saying "tell him I will remember those statements", and hinted that Cameron's comments mean the US and the UK "won't have such a good relationship any more".

(C10) Four people with mild dementia who were not suffering from visuo-perceptual difficulty attempted the ICECAP-O, but all struggled because it required them to remember several statements at once and recall instructions resulting in incorrect completion.

(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I very well remember the statements by Chancellor Merkel in Strasbourg, in which she rightly spoke of European values and also about our need to get across to people, and make it clear to them, what Europe's strong points are.

I remember that statement Ricks was quoting — very powerful.