Sentence examples for understandably remember from inspiring English sources

Now, I wasn't always a proper fan of Taylor Swift -- being first introduced to her music on that unfortunately fateful September night that many fans can understandably remember.

"I don't think there's a problem with showing your ID, but I do think there's a problem with Republicans saying, 'Hey, our big issue for the campaign is going to be voter ID,' because what it creates is -- a lot of African-Americans understandably remember the '40s and '50s in the South, and they remember suppression of the vote".

"It was, for the most part, consistent, although both he and Mr Suarez were understandably unable to remember every detail of the exchanges between them.

His memory of her was understandably confused: he remembered her standing luminous as "apple blossom through which the light falls... by a great heap of such blossoms by the window" – even though, of course, apple blossom is nowhere to be seen in January.

9) If you have an memorial section including anyone who has ever worked in the US music business and has died in the last year, you should remember everyone and include them in it Otherwise, people get understandably grumpy about it.

Yet, readers, understandably, want the dates remembered in a substantial way.

Burgess became understandably nostalgic when he remembered childhood holidays in France with his parents.

Remember, Negan only killed Glenn after Daryl jumped out of line, so that's understandably been weighing on him.

In his place was one nervously trying to remember "lines to take" in response to a series of soft questions from an interviewer who – perhaps understandably after another tumultuous week in Westminster – had his mind on other things.

(I remember the name offending my parents completely understandably although I don't remember it bothering me).

Years of dealing with Capote acolytes and curious tourists had left the handful of Holcomb residents who remembered Truman and Nelle understandably hesitant to open their homes and memories to journalists.