Sentence examples for a suppressed memory from inspiring English sources

Soon they, too, will be covered by a platform and planted over with more towers, a suppressed memory of something useful, time-worn, real.

There is a suppressed memory in his subconscious mind that he can recover only by journeying back to his hometown, chillingly named False Creek.

When a man throws a seidel of beer during the time of the full moon, he is acting under the pull of a suppressed memory of a bad association with the full moon.

J tells the story of a nightmare future world, hobbled by the suppressed memory of a mass pogrom, only ever referred to as "the thing that happened, if it happened".

And Mallon is too good a writer and thinker to be chasing after the chimera of suppressed memory.

His suppressed memory reveals not only the horrors of war, but also a burdensome, unspoken guilt.

Something in the glaze of the eyes, or the set of the teeth – the suppressed memory of that entry fee paid at the beginning of a movie career: the casting-couch humiliation or nauseating debasement long ago, when the star was a powerless youth.

Celia Durst, who works in Chicago and lives with an understanding guy named Huck, takes off like a shot for her family home in Jensenville, a suburb of Syracuse, after a long-suppressed memory surfaces to convince her that she lied about the disappearance of her childhood best friend, Djuna Pearson, who vanished the summer they were 11 years old.

Dr. McHugh said in an interview that he was proud of his support for the foundation, which he said had helped undermine the suppressed memory movement.

The cynical, fatalistic hardboiled detective novel and film noir of the nineteen-forties and fifties — popular genres that Auster has often invoked — murmured of the suppressed memory of the war's horrors, the trauma and doubt scrubbed out of American triumphalism.

"There were a lot of suppressed memories that I really think I forgot," says Yomi, referring to a story from when she was still in primary school that she hadn't told Liz until they began writing the book.