Sentence examples for a fragmented memory of from inspiring English sources

I saw him play plenty of times, but carry only a fragmented memory of him in action: rounded shoulders, and that thick face tilting while the finish of his big, left-side stroke starts him up the baseline, his gaze fixed on the rising (and often departing) ball.

"This became an atmospheric, fragmented memory of the track "Bloom" from King of Limbs," Pyke said.

This became an atmospheric, fragmented memory of the track "Bloom" from King of Limbs.

He welds metals together, noting that "they support a fragmented memory and they bring to the sculptor a precious help as well as a constraint". .

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.

In addition, a qualitative study research by Ayers [ 8] found that women experiencing a traumatic birth reported fragmented memories of childbirth.

Based on Beaty's powerful spoken word and poetry, this is a touching story about a young boy struggling to piece together his identity using the fragmented memories of an absent father.

One of them, John D. Higgins, described a confused and tearful admission in which Mr. Skakel said he had only fragmented memories of the crime.

The director also appears in front of the camera; not only is he creating a stage for his protagonists, he is also coming to terms with his own fragmented memories of imprisonment in Moskobiya thirty years previously.

There were fragmented memories of Denver and Indianapolis.

All his books "have been about the way we tell the stories of human lives, whether our own or other people's … [here] Shostakovich is forced to reconcile his own fragmented memories of his life with the story the state wants to tell about him".