Sentence examples similar to remembering our interests from inspiring English sources

Then we started merchandising utility products, memory sticks, folders, just so students would constantly engage with the union and subconsciously remember our motto – 'driven by students' interests and welfare'.

Like most public interest lawyers, we remember our own "aha!" moments.

In the first six months of infancy, two main signatures of human cognition interact: our species' capacity for detecting and remembering patterns, and our interest in communicating with others.

"I CAN'T remember a time when our interests and theirs converged like this," says a former Israeli defence man.

Try to have lots of little conversations like this with them remembering their interests to use to keep the conversation going or for your next one.

Someone gave her colored pencils, remembering her interest in drawing when she was younger.

Before you call a code red, though, it's worth remembering that interest rates, including longer-term ones, remain very low.

It is important to remember where interests lie.

I remember what interests me and what I like, and, unfortunately, things I'm ashamed of".

There are some simple ways to promote belonging among employees: Smile at people, call them by name, and remember their interests and family members' names.

No matter who your audience is, remember that interests and maturity are dynamic.