Sentence examples for a trick of memory from inspiring English sources

There were some reports of mouth-to-mouth, but I admit that's probably a trick of memory".

Perhaps it is a trick of memory, he said, but "I feel more alive and happy and contented with my life than I ever have before".

(Or is that just a trick of memory?) I came up amid a wide swathe of seething foam — the water looked as if it were boiling.

"Still to this day, there are some reports of mouth-to-mouth, but I admit that's probably a trick of memory.

A plane breaking up in flight, as this one did, might in its last moments produce flashes of fire from engines ripping loose, but the idea that the plane caught fire is a trick of memory, they say.

The Best of Boston: The Honor Roll Best John Kerry Story Alexandra Kerryy's recounting of how her father jumped in to save her drowning pet hamster, Licorice, pulling it out of the drink and administering C.P.R. "There were some reports of mouth-to-mouth," she said, "but I admit that's probably a trick of memory".

I've checked the cuttings and no, it's not a trick of my memory: last August, Iain Duncan Smith really did accuse Stephanie Flanders of peeing in public.

To borrow a line from Christopher Durang, I don't know if this is the trick of memory, or the memory of some trick.

This is not the trick of memory.

Is it a trick of some sort?

A TRICK OF THE LIGHT, by Louise Penny.