Sentence examples for we like to remember from inspiring English sources

It's the Swinging London we like to remember – through rose-tinted John Lennon glasses and a haze of incense and marijuana smoke.

What the story of our long-running version of the two-state solution demonstrates about the United States is that our history has been consistently more difficult than we like to remember.

With Harvey, we like to remember Park's words: "[The city is] man's most successful attempt to remake the world he lives in more after his heart's desire.

Even though we like to remember those years through rose-tinted rave goggles, it was a bleak time.

2014 and 2015 were also full of mommy bloggers romanticizing 70's summers - the ones we like to remember from our youth in which boredom and less supervision yielded countless adventures.

Wearing rose tinted round frames of yesteryear, we like to remember the 70s as a period of decadence and indulgence with all the appeal, but half of the struggles, of the 1960s and without any of the consequences of the 80s.

For a brief moment, we'd like to remember who we were, how we felt, whom we loved, and what dreams we held in our hearts with the earnest belief that their realization was possible.

With every or almost every day lived more reasonably, we learn that the things we don't recall and those we'd like to remember but can't, come to mind unbidden.

Instead, Zemeckis gives us an idealized version of life as we know it, life as we'd like to remember it; the main joy comes from the opportunity to correct our parents' mistakes and to improve the status quo.

And when everything is just right, we have the photographer and videographer to record the moment as we would like to remember it.

Life is full of facts, thoughts and images we'd like to remember.