Sentence examples for thought to remember from inspiring English sources

"It is interesting that no one in the State Department or on the Cultural Property Advisory Committee thought to remember that there is such a thing as the public, or the educational value of art".

Thought to Remember: "Respect and obey the LORD, this is the beginning of Knowledge... .. (Proverbs 1 7, CEV).

Just when I was about to start crying again, I remembered that "orange soda" was how I had thought to remember where we parked.

Of special note is James Carville, who had a televised nervous breakdown of such impressive intensity that no one thought to remember that he is just a super-wealthy member of the political elite who has precisely nothing at stake and nothing to offer in terms of a solution.

Over and over the sensuous pull of the music is placed in tension with reminders to think, to remember that it's all just a show.

It is hard, without pausing to think, to remember how many ministers have now left the government since the start of the day.

"It is important, I think, to remember the happy times and the value of a life lovingly led, particularly now, given Ronnie's illness," Mrs. Reagan said in a statement.

In Tulving's original formulation remembering was thought to be a product of autobiographical memory and knowing associated with semantic memory and conceptual knowledge [ 3, 4].

One other thought: remember to congratulate yourself on having broken the cycle.

It's nice to be thought of and remembered.

Remember to think happy thoughts and utilize your imagination to imagine positive rather than negative situations.