Sentence examples for a grateful memory from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'a grateful memory' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to express fondness or appreciation for a memory - for example, "I will always have a grateful memory of our time together."
This might be to do with a sense of national and personal heritage; it might spring from a grateful memory of the peace and dignity of a loved one's funeral in church; it might just be a sense of satisfaction at the continued existence of places kept apart from the hurly-burly of everyday life, where births, deaths and other ceremonies marking the passing of time are held.
A handwritten note left on a wreath by the defence secretary read: "In grateful memory of those who sacrificed their lives for the liberation of these islands".
His handwritten note said: "In grateful memory of those who sacrificed their lives for the liberation of these islands".
These judges are not in the least like the sharks and alligators that Daumier drew, being sober embodiments of the French tradition of learning and civilized living, but Daumier has made so many exciting patterns out of these white jabots and black gowns that at the sight of them the grateful memory involves his work.
Each frigid piercing breath I take drenched in an overwhelming mix of grateful memories, present fears, and the reminder of an uncontrollable future.
There may be a long struggle ahead, but Bolton must just be grateful memories of their last campaign can now be consigned to the record books.
Dedicated to the Bohemians, "with grateful memories, and feelings of affectionate regard," the book was favorably reviewed in the New York Tribune.
A grateful nation would remember.
He flashes a grateful smile.
A grateful Marichal thanked him.
She answers in a grateful whisper.
