Sentence examples for a mysterious memory from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, we are behaving like the characters in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," who lived in a tiny village afflicted by a mysterious memory disease.

The two of them drift, in a state of elegant melancholy, through various picturesque places, including Paris, London and Fez, where they finally meet, drawn together by a mysterious memory disorder.

A review in Die Zeit of a new documentary, "Im Himmel, Unter die Erde" ("In Heaven, Underground"), about Europe's largest Jewish cemetery, Weissensee, in northern Berlin — which remained intact and under Jewish administration during the Second World War — brought back a mysterious memory.

Of course the clues were all there: quick reaction times, impressive memory, a mysterious past.

On Friday afternoon, the Oxford English Dictionary's Web site appealed to the public for help in identifying a mysterious book, "Meanderings of Memory".

By Sasha Weiss May 4, 2013 On Friday afternoon, the Oxford English Dictionary's Web site appealed to the public for help in identifying a mysterious book, "Meanderings of Memory".

She is troubled by visions and is trying desperately to find a mysterious man who haunts her memory.

Memory is a mysterious thing; we've all had the feeling of estrangement from places and things we once felt an almost psychic connection with.

Each morning, as Gil returns to the brutal reality of his impending nuptials -- and the people who will dominate his future -- he is buoyed by the memory of a mysterious beauty from his late night escapades.

In my youthful memories, they were a mysterious lot, and this sense of mystery was surely tied to their late-night entry into the village.

Instead of encasing the characters in a Hitchcockian murder mystery, the film compares the fantasies of possible lovers (Ms. Messogiorno and Mr. Bova) to the romantic, six-decade-old memories of a mysterious octogenerian (Mr. Girotti), whose story gradually comes to focus.