Sentence examples for remembering what you learned from inspiring English sources

The City claimed that he had violated the order, because some of the statistics he presented could only be derived by correlating lists of names -- an argument that comes perilously close to asserting that a protective order not only bars you from publicly disclosing the names but also from thinking about them and, having thought about them, from remembering what you learned.

Remembering what you learned last year is important, because you will build on it this year.

She said, "Remember what you learned from me about making decisions".

The problem with psychedelic drugs is that you feel as if you've unlocked the mysteries of the universe, but after the trip is done you can't remember what you learned.

Can't remember what you learned in science class?

"Remember what you learned at this academy — the importance of evidence and facts and judgment".

Now put the jacket on mini-PSY, which should be easy if you remember what you learned at that coat-check you worked at.

If someone suggested you play music or light a scented candle while you slept to better remember what you learned earlier in the day, you'd probably laugh.

If you add in the enormous changes their bodies are experiencing, the pressures of social problems like racism, sexism, homophobia and the challenges of pleasing one's parents, teachers and friends while remaining true to yourself and actually trying to remember what you learned in 3rd period biology, maybe you begin to have some compassion for your kids.

You'll be more likely to remember what you learned.

Remember what you learned, and follow the gut theory.