Sentence examples for supposed to remember from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Americans were supposed to remember.

("Not that they're supposed to remember," Mr. Martin said).

GLORIA (exasperated — dropping accent): Oh, God, how am I supposed to remember these lines?

How am I supposed to remember which foreign entities I colluded with?

How are overwrought professors supposed to remember every name, especially in those enormous lecture halls?

At a time of economic collapse, we are supposed to remember the 1980s with shame.

"Robots are good at going where they are supposed to, remembering where they are and stopping when required".

"What was it I suppose to remember to do?" If I had Twitter I probably wouldn't be forgetting right now.

Memorial Day is normally a placid day in sports that allows us to remember what we're supposed to be remembering, and no, not just how long to grill the burgers.

"He also took me on the Senate floor, even though he wasn't supposed to," Mr. Gore remembered.

I know the bread of affliction is unleavened because we're supposed to be remembering the time constraints our people were under as they fled Egypt, but would it not be more in the spirit of Judaism to honor our ancestors with matzo that's sturdy enough to withstand the force of a schmear?