Sentence examples for remembered differently from inspiring English sources

The precise chemistry is still unfathomable; like many great events, the maelstrom is remembered differently by different people.

Q. Would you be remembered differently if you had won a Super Bowl? A. There's no doubt.

And Ms. Cassidy evidently remembered differently, too, for she also reported that in earlier days, when Ravinia was a haven for operatic talents, "Mario Chamlee once sang the pitch of a train whistle".

It's harder in this age to imagine a time when the memory of Phil Hughes will need to be revived, so keenly was his death felt around the world, and he will be remembered differently than most Australian cricketers; with an eternal sense of longing and a lump in the throat.

"I know two former friends who are still killing each other financially years later over an unwritten agreement, remembered differently by each," said Martin Zwilling in an article on his US site, StartupProfessionals.com.

Now that England has turned its back on us, will these sacrifices be remembered differently?

His first N.B.A. coach remembers differently.

And as the questions fly, the story becomes a "Rashomon -like exploRashomon -likepast, which exploration remembers differently.

People who remember differently are, in Irving's peculiar phrase, "the Auschwitz Survivors, Survivors of the Holocaust, and Other Liars — A.S.S.H.O.L.E.S".

"You were a much loved child," Natasha once shouted at Matthew, "and if you choose to remember differently it's no bloody business of anyone but you".

The next night, rioting again surrounded Christopher Street; participants remember differently which night was more frantic or violent.