Sentence examples for remembered cause from inspiring English sources

Shame comes in many forms - the misguided offences and excesses of youth, the unintended consequences of passion, the broken hearts and unkind words - all of which, when remembered, cause us to cringe.

One doesn't come without the other; remember, cause and effect?

That expansion, as every high-school physicist will surely remember, causes the droplets to cool.

"There were other drugs that I remember causing controversy," said Dr. Jane E. Henney, the F.D.A. commissioner then.

People tend to listen to more radio stations than they remember, causing the total audience to be more fragmented.

Miah believes changes to the way we remember, caused by the omnipresence of digital technology, may explain why some of us are ever-more hooked on long lists.

Retrieval-induced forgetting (or RIF) is a memory phenomenon where remembering causes forgetting of other information in memory.

And Reagan, if you'll remember, caused all sorts of catchphrases to pop up in American political discourse.

Jones, you might remember, caused a stir two years ago when he took to Twitter with the following comment: "Why should we have to go to class if we came here to play FOOTBALL, we ain't come to play SCHOOL classes are POINTLESS".

A student's drawing that looked "affected, mannered or used a cliché learned from art," Mr. Auerbach remembered, would cause Bomberg to "suggest a total destruction".

In other words, volunteers remembered the causes of their own statements and the consequences of their partner's statements.