Sentence examples for a fragment of memory from inspiring English sources

Does your fiction often spring from a fragment of memory, like this one?

For what is a performance if not a fragment of memory in the process of being born?

A fragment of memory forced me to look up a particularly poignant interview for an adult education blog from 2013.

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Every time I re-read Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway I see how this brief but enormously influential novel, first read in my teens, created in me the sense of lightness and excitement when walking down a London street, or how the phrase "among the cabbages" would resonate as a fragment of a sentence about memory and longing.

But each fragment of memory has to be retrieved, in agony, from the Alzheimer's fog.

The doctors' inhuman nonsense is mocked by Lazarescu's all-too-human nonsense as he tries to hold on to some fragment of memory and desire.

Either way, it's a pretty grim metaphor for his emotional state, and Buffalo Tom use the patented Pixies' loud-quiet-loud song structure to wring out every emotion from this fragment of memory.

Presented in loose chronological order, each fragment of memory is fascinating in its own way, moving from childhood's elemental fears and discoveries to the conflicted joys and pains of adulthood.

My second memory is a fragment of a lyric from the show's title song, which went: "Saravà means the whole world is laughing / Saravà means the trees will be full of fruit this year".

An invertase can flip a fragment of DNA to a different orientation, a mechanism that can serve directly as memory.