Sentence examples for remember themselves from inspiring English sources

They remember themselves as polite and reasonable; Alan remembers the rude four-letter words.

Linda recalls her father saying, "I do not want to be remembered for my pictures, but through my pictures I want my people to remember themselves".

They're not only recordings that I revisit often (though I do) but recordings that come unbidden, that remember themselves, so to speak — earworms that multiply into ideas of music as such.

SUSAN ARICK "Stone Arabia," by Dana Spiotta "This story of a small, diminishing family and how they remember themselves both individually and collectively beautifully tells the tale how all of us use memory as a means for living our lives, for being remembered and how after we have gone we are ultimately only recollections of those who knew us".

My intention is to help people wake up and remember themselves as pieces of earth".

They never remember themselves as older than they really are, but always younger -- which, I suspect in their minds is better.

Interestingly, both sets of voters remembered themselves as having been just as happy — or sad — as they had initially predicted they would be in November.

Those women bent on boogieing at the Apollo Circle Benefit, a party aimed at the museum's younger members, did so with knees locked tight (save a few scandalous dancers who pli before remembering themselves and clapping their knees together, shrieking).

Born in Ghana and now an American citizen, Adu is so skilled and so poised that so-called adults, remembering themselves at 14, insist he must be a few years, or a few decades, older than his given age.

Loss of partner, loss of shared decision-maker, loss of roles/functions in the household, loss of shared memories and humorous stories, loss of identity as the person no longer remembers themselves, his or her children or the spouse.

Therefore, participants with greater depression severity possibly remembered themselves as less adherent than they actually were, whereas nondepressed participants more accurately remembered their adherence.