Sentence examples for remember too well from inspiring English sources

My eyes met theirs, but I don't remember too well what they looked like.

I worked there for some months and remember too well the stench of open sewers, the almost naked children stepping through the shit.

Maybe we remember too well that perfect September morning last year, so the heat seems almost a way to keep it at bay.

I remember too well being herded into the auditorium during my time there and being forced to listen to old girls telling us about their gap yahs and the wonderful feeling of patronising, sorry, teaching, poor children on the other side of the world, to ever dream of wanting to inflict myself on any current students.

The woman selling hot drinks is less like an employee and more like your gran - not my gran I should say, whom I don't remember too well, and who always got my name wrong, but rather some kind of generic gran.

I don't really remember too well, but I think it was something you would never expect.

The public, however, remembers too well the shady, double-books finances of the secretive authority's recent past.

Remembering too well is costlier still — you can count on two hands those of us who saw Barack Obama in 2000 on the South Side of Chicago and believed.

During wars or social and political crises, the danger is not what the American historian Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi called the "terror of forgetting", but rather the terror of remembering too well, too vividly.

She had been in nursing at the time of its creation and remembered too well what it was like for the poor who struggled to meet medical bills until then.

So will those who think they remember all too well.