Sentence examples for should remember about from inspiring English sources

What everyone should remember about the loveable Mr Schäuble is that he is a humble lawyer and politician who is obsessed by the German obsession with hyper-inflation.

But this breathtakingly original musical is, one should remember, about survival through self-reincarnation, centered on a character who, in concert with her ragtag rock band, the Angry Inch, describes herself as harder to tear down than the Berlin Wall.

I think more than his sporting deeds, the thing that I believe we should remember about Jonah is his humility off the field, graciousness in victory and defeat, and willingness to constantly battle against his illness to achieve greatness.

The music business should remember it's about entertaining people.

But before pummeling the CIA, the Mossad and all others who failed to predict Mubarak's imminent demise, we should remember that about 8% of the U.S. GDP is generated by the finance industry.

They should remember this is about ordinary Ukrainians, not about Moscow or Washington.

It's a lesson, Feldman writes, "we should remember before pontificating about what personality Judge Sotomayor 'ought' to have".

But the lesson of their careers — one we should remember before pontificating about what personality Judge Sotomayor "ought" to have — is that great justices need independence and a fierce commitment to constitutional principle.

It had been widely reported beforehand that the horse had been made ill by his voyage over from Ireland, one of those "wild card" factors that Dunguib fans should remember to worry about.

Younger workers should remember that learning about the company's history will help them create the future".

"We should remember that still, about 900 million people do not have enough food," he said on World Food Day last year.