Sentence examples for a troubling memory from inspiring English sources

A troubling memory resurfaces: the night of a village gathering, a "boxed supper" to raise money for the church.

Giving people a pill as they reconsolidate a troubling memory sounds like an elegant treatment for PTSD and other disorders.

The soundtrack selections, most of them instrumentals lasting less than three minutes, are variations on a handful of chord progressions, recurring like a troubling memory.

In fact, it makes no distinction between an external threat, such as a tiger, and an internal one, such as a troubling memory or a future worry.

But it is much harder to shake the lingering, troubling memory of an angry, elusive and curiously magnetic young woman who belongs so completely to this cynical, cybernetic and chaotic world without ever seeming to be at home in it.

But it shouldn't erase the troubling memory of one major element of Trump's inaugural address.

The goal is nothing at all like the fictional goal in "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"; even if Pitman's treatment does everything he hopes, it would succeed only in easing the pain of the troubling memory, not erasing it.

In this instance, the authorities say, a furious effort to protect a lucrative oil-smuggling operation has turned into an international episode stirring troubling memories of the Balkan ethnic carnage of the '90s.

Blaine Stothard London  Pam Wells, with her troubling memories of a naked Warren Mitchell (Letters, 25 November), is clearly suffering from the condition, well known among fringe theatre audiences, of post-dramatic stress disorder (PDSD).

Shawn falls for a pretty nightclub waitress named Zulay (Zulay Henao) and also runs into Evan (Brian White), a rival from back home who brings up troubling memories.

The last Rimbauer descendant, a sensitive hunk named Steve Matt Keeslarr), who has his own troubling memories of Rose Red, is going to have the place torn down to make way for condos.