Sentence examples for sometimes remembered from inspiring English sources

In England, which Canute conquered in 1016 and ruled for nearly two decades, the anecdote is sometimes remembered as a symbol of self-importance, rather than humility.

Liszt is sometimes remembered as a purveyor of pianistic bling, a virtuoso who wrote flamboyant music that was entertaining but rarely profound.

Even sung at varying levels of ability, with piano accompaniment, it was a nice reminder that recent opera already has a more substantial legacy than is sometimes remembered.

On special holy days, when the Patriarch and nuns were nearby, Guggenheim sometimes remembered to unscrew the appendage and hide it in a drawer.

(Ms. Palin is sometimes remembered as having substantially negative favorability ratings in 2008, but they were actually close to break-even; her numbers did not consistently turn negative until after the election).

The Cold War is sometimes remembered as a stable "balance of terror," in which Mutual Assured Destruction (appropriately nicknamed MAD) prevented nuclear war by guaranteeing annihilation for anyone who launched a nuclear strike.

/ I sometimes remember the quiet one".

As a batsman you sometimes remember vividly your previous dismissals.

Sometimes, remembers Charlie, the GIs got legless and woke up without the wherewithal to get back to base.

(Grisha, an infantryman on the run from the Red Army, becomes "engaged" to a woman who later turns up in Prague and Paris, sometimes remembering her fiancé, sometimes not).

I sometimes remember, when I am writing a story this way, how I myself feel when trying to relate something in Chinese.