Sentence examples for a recent memory from inspiring English sources

The country also has a recent memory of dictatorship, and a nationalist past.

Then, we're asked to recall a recent memory that makes us laugh out loud.

That was still a recent memory when he decided his Iraq policy was equally right.

Inequality remains the great taboo in a young state with a recent memory of the injustices of colonialism.

With the Depression a recent memory, Americans entered peacetime worried above all about the return of widespread joblessness.

Foot-binding was still a recent memory, yet women lived and worked alongside men, supposedly treated as their equals.

After all, the predictions of this being a Pacific Century or an Asian Century are a very recent memory.

People in my row jumped; the Bataclan is a painful recent memory.

A more recent memory for most Berliners is the Berlin airlift, when as many as five thousand tons of supplies were lifted into the city every single day.

A more recent memory, though, is of the jeers that greeted Tsonga's tame capitulation to David Ferrer in the semi-finals two years ago.

On the other, the violence and chaos of the last few decades is still a painfully recent memory.