Sentence examples for we remember that because from inspiring English sources

Robbie Fowler, in fairness, once tried (unsuccessfully) to get a penalty overturned, admitting he had not been fouled, but we remember that because it was the exception rather than the norm.

Remember that because the lens itself isn't attached to your camera, you'll lose autofocus and aperture control.

Remember that because "good" represents the bottom of the grading scale, records marked in this condition are generally pretty worn.

Is the reason adults love art becauses we remember that some things cannot be told, only shown?

Because then we remember that other people matter and that we, as individuals, might matter to them, too.

"We need to remember that ojek exists because the people need it.

"…the policy… aaaah… to be frank we cannot remember that because it is too long ago when we learnt about the PHC policy… but I think the pillars are the same ten.

"I will always remember that match because we were very unlucky," said Ranieri, who was replaced by Jose Mourinho that summer.

The other reason it's important for us to remember that is because we've got millions of Muslim-Americans, our fellow citizens, in this country.

Although there are concerns that sporadic violence to property weakens strong arguments on the depth of spending cuts, we must remember that because cuts affect everybody, everybody is going to have a different reaction to them.

I'm sorry you will remember that moment because of me.' ".