Sentence examples for a difficult memory from inspiring English sources

If you could have a difficult memory wiped away from your life, would you make that happen?

We have to view reliving a difficult memory simply as a way of keeping us grounded in the present.

The most difficult memory relates to the localised nature of the violence.

Perhaps the best (and arguably most difficult) memory hack of all is simply paying attention to the task, conversation or experience at hand.

Try asking general questions such as "what is your name?" and "what day is it?" If they are able to respond promptly and correctly to these, try asking a few more difficult memory-based questions.

President Higgins said before his visit that there were "a lot of very difficult memories" and that it would be wrong to "wipe the slate clean".

They had not spoken in several years, and talking to her brought back difficult memories of a ruptured family.

Both the maps of these terrible acts of violence and the ground upon which the museum will rest are a testament to the strong, difficult memories often tied to geography.

Easing the pain of difficult memories sounds like a dream come true, perhaps even for people who don't suffer from anxiety disorders.

Although this vision of the garden with its absence of innocence conjured a series of dark, complex and difficult memories for me, it left me feeling hopeful.

Even though he retired without a Super Bowl ring, and with the difficult memories of the 2001 season, Carter said he had had no trouble making the adjustment.