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364 examples of Remembering in a sentence

And then the act of trying to remember can itself be a stressor, leading to a vicious cycle of more corticosteroid release and an even smaller chance of remembering.
And it's only in the last 10 years or so that we've begun to think about using the immune system, remembering that in fact the cancer cell doesn't grow in a vacuum.
Cemeteries may be our most familiar monuments to the departed, but they’re just one step in our ever-evolving process of remembering and honoring the dead.
Lovingly, we can imagine fathers and guardians with their now adult children remembering stories of Rome's glory and re-telling the good deeds and sayings of the great men of the past: lessons on how to live well, and to overcome the follies of youth.
If you have trouble remembering what you did when you were five, how will you remember what happened if you were alive a thousand years ago?
People even compete to see how many digits they can memorize and have set records for remembering over 67,000 of them.
However, instead of remembering that you've seen it at your grandmother's, your brain has summoned up the old memory without identifying it.
You can use this for more than just remembering where food is.
Remembering the green smoke, you realize two of the students have been cursed.
It actually also does this with incredible prudence, detecting and reacting to every tiny threat, and furthermore, remembering every previous threat, in case they are ever encountered again.
But a lot of these problems can be avoided by remembering the definition.
What if, for the rest of eternity, when you went to visit her site, you could smell Josephine just as Napoleon loved her? Could we engineer new ways of mourning, new rituals for remembering?
Remembering that there's someone in a factory who made the fabric for the chairs you're sitting in right now.
The way of remembering the compression-only part is we can actually use the Imperial March.
You should be having trouble finding words and keys and remembering what I said at the beginning of this talk.
And, you know, walking through TED in these days and hearing the other speakers and feeling the energy of the crowd, I was remembering this quote of the Canadian author, Marshall McLuhan, who once famously said, "On spacecraft earth, there are no passengers.
The preservation of history and the act of remembering can be achieved in more memorable and effective ways.
Some have trouble remembering what happened right before a session— for example, what they had for dinner the previous evening.
Rarely, they might have trouble remembering up to weeks and months before.
Remembering what was at stake, Loki tried to flee, but Thor reached him first.
But actually, what's even more important than remembering what's been edited out is thinking, are the ideals good?
For example, if our test result suggests that a probationer has a hard time remembering the things they hear, that would be an auditory memory deficit.
Computers will combine the subtle pan-recognition powers of human intelligence with ways in which machines are already superior, in terms of doing analytic thinking, remembering billions of facts accurately.
Still wary of the monk, but also remembering Bai Su Zhen’s destructive act, Xu Xian accepted the gift.
But let's start off by remembering that Darwin showed how we're the outcome of four billion years of evolution.
I have to say yes because we find evidence that they are remembering their humans, that they care about them, and that it's associated with these reward responses.
PM: to remembering Roosevelt and the person he did that favor for.
Many men wept just remembering.
And we don't really understand yet how they navigate the landscape, remembering the safest places to cross a river.
And it sees multiple people in a scene, remembers where individual people are, and looks from person to person, remembering people.
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