Sentence examples for remembering the idea from inspiring English sources

But it's also worth remembering the idea at the heart of case for trade, which is that it is a good thing, economically, to raise what you might call "market potential".

As far as I can remember, the idea for this one just popped into my head.

Looking out at Shibuya, I'm sure that nobody out there remembers the idea of radiation anymore.

Be keen, but let them know they need to help you (remember the idea of a partnership).

But when you're next cursing a snail-like update progress bar, remember: the idea is to make you think that the product hasn't been forgotten.

IT has been a punchline for as long as anyone can remember, the idea that the only thing the New York City Council is good for is renaming streets.

And remember: the idea of freezing is to prolong the life of food that you're going to eat, not to postpone discarding it.

Its principal members grew up in England during the glam-rock '70s, and must remember the idea that a strong concert can change a life more deeply than a record.

"I don't remember the poem," he recalled many years later, "but I remember the idea of it; you can play in the sun as you please, and have your toys, but I can't.

Michael remembered: "The idea was that when you were sleeping, if one person wakes up, the whole line will be aware, because it was possible for people to escape.

The original premise, remember, the idea that got Kahn started in 1971, was that the whole industrial food system -- and not just chemical agriculture -- was in some fundamental way unsustainable.