Sentence examples for remember studying from inspiring English sources

I remember studying queer theory under the tutelage of Judith Butler, for intellectual calisthenics, not political conditioning.

I remember studying for my finals at university in Dundee in a flat along the Perth Road.

"I remember studying Freddie Hubbard's trumpet playing, which works great on the organ because you can sustain notes and cut through in a room like a trumpeter".

I remember studying the script of one of Lepage's plays and thinking: "What's the big deal with this guy?" The Blue Dragon graphic novel goes much further in capturing what is so special about Lepage's work.

I remember studying history in the fourth or fifth grade at Mark Twain elementary in Detroit, and coming across a photo of her sitting on the bus in my book!

Having plucked at his father's Spanish guitar, he first asked his parents for an instrument of his own for Christmas when he was five – "By that point, I remember studying the adverts for guitars at the back of the Radio Times, next to those for greenhouses and porcelain figurines" – but he was eventually granted his request aged 10.

Table 6 Verbs that realize the Process in 'mental' clauses in students' writing   1st 5th 10th perceptive discover, feel, meet, see, feel, find, cognitive be sure, know, learn, remember, tolerate, understand, be sure, focus on, know, learn, read, remember, study, think, understand expect, be sure, desiderative want, wish   hope, wish emotive     enjoy, like, take pleasure in.

Joachim Krol, the German actor who plays Hermann van Pels, said he well remembered studying "The Diary of a Young Girl" at school.

Land remembers studying under professors who rejected central tenets of Christian faith, like the existence of Hell, or the reality of Christ's resurrection.

Takei, best known for his role as Hikaru Sulu on "Star Trek," remembers studying Buddhism at a local temple under his Sunday School teachers Roy and Terry Nakawatase.

By contrast recollection is thought to involve an all-or-none retrieval mechanism, in the sense that the subject either remembers studying the item (due perhaps to the automatic retrieval of contextual details) or they do not.