Sentence examples for think remember from inspiring English sources

I nod, and then I think: remember it from when? Something occurs to me.

Not simply because he's the most "electable" candidate — parties make a mistake when they choose based on assumptions about what other people think (remember the Democrats in 2004).

Nor did a court room with its adversarial tradition seem the best place to explain that being gay in a repressive society affects every moment of your life; every time you look, think, remember, imagine.

Properly motivated, Shola Ameobi is better than many people think – remember his scoring streak under Glenn Roeder – but he seems to get injured almost every other game these days.

We're going to look back 5-10 years ago, and think remember when we had to go to Facebook to be social.

The reason for this (I think: remember they don't share these numbers at the moment) is that Prezi has a healthy freemium business.

Stuff like this graces the pages of publications like Popular Science every month, and it's probably closer than we think, and certainly closer than some of us would like to think (remember: people don't like change).

There is a wide-spread view — due mainly to Jerry Fodor (1975 and 1987) but adopted by many others, e.g., Stich (1983) — that we are able to perform cognitive tasks (e.g., think, remember information, and have beliefs) only because we are capable of storing information in our heads in a neural language (often called mentalese, or the language of thought).

People went there, often with their kids, because they think remembering our history is important.

"I think remembering the fort's role in WW1 will help us to strike a balance between these points".

Women, I thought, remember everything.