Sentence examples for remembered sentences from inspiring English sources

Among others, John Locke made it a habit to lament the way Bibles came so elaborately subdivided, destroying the thread of argument or narrative and producing readers who remembered sentences rather than concepts.

At her funeral I remembered a sentence: 'the horizon is only the limit of our sight' – it resonated with me at the time, but I hadn't fully understood it.

(By the way, I did some research on corkscrews and found out that they are sometimes thought to have a soul. The empty space in the middle of the helix of the corkscrew is called its soul in German. And then I remembered a sentence from my first novel, "Agnes": "The mystery is the void at the center").

The more you do this, the easier it will be to remember the sentences you want to keep.

It's best to just not read the response, since you will remember those sentences verbatim for the rest of your career.

This study's participants didn't remember the sentences played to them, but "that does not mean though that they were not aware or not understanding them, just that they cannot remember," Andrillon tells me.

I've been told I was stumbling around for about 15 minutes and I remember starting sentences then forgetting what I was about to say around two words in.

Why, with the billions and billions of sentences I have heard, do I remember a sentence about lettuce?

But just write the sentence - or better yet - a hint that will help you remember your sentence.

Speech tests based on sentences (e.g., ASL, Plomp-sentence-test) cannot be used repeatedly as the sentence or some of the key words can be remembered when the sentence is reused.

While comparisons to Proust are fair enough, I don't remember a sentence like "Lying next to her hot naked body"in A La Recherche du Temps Perdu.