Sentence examples for Blurred memory from inspiring English sources

It is a blurred memory," she says.

In the following days, J.A.'s brush with death became a blurred memory.

Who owns this body, this foul little wreckhouse, this meshuggeneh mansion?" Mendelssohn's third-person voice is vivid, angry, racked with blurred memory and regret.

That the comparison did not harm Christie's Monet suggests that bidders had a blurred memory of the masterpiece, or could not tell the difference.

To the man in the street, Mr. Segni was a blurred memory of a silver‐haired country gentleman who smiled often and read speeches on television in a barely understantlable monotone.

She is so smitten with the 1940's tale of Noah (Mr. Gosling), a poor Southern boy who works in a lumberyard, and his wealthy girlfriend, also named Allie (Ms. McAdams), that for brief intervals his readings jog her blurred memory into focus.

Mostly, though, she wants to recapture all the blurred memories at her own speed.

(Page instigated the band's creation). Otherwise, considering the understandably blurred memories of his lengthy fast-lane life, Wood seems to have a detailed and realistic grip on names, events and places.

Unlike Waiting for Godot (playing in repertory at the Cort theater) which is too cute for its own good, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen play perfectly off each other in an eerie world of faded dreams and blurred memories where it's better to close the curtains than see the sun disappear into the ever thickening clouds.

They had valued being able to ask questions about a crucial time in their lives of which they had few, no or only blurred memories.

He believed his date of birth was 29 August 1948, thought he might have been called Benjaman and had a few blurred, fragmented memories of Denver and Indianapolis.