Sentence examples for almost a memory from inspiring English sources

Buckie isn't quite Proust's madeleine, but Damian's mother was prescribed it when pregnant, to build her up, so it's almost a memory from the womb.

I wash my clothes by hand; various fresh vegetables are almost a memory; my shoes are constantly muddy due to a lack of drainage and even the Russians joke that my flat is very "Soviet style".

With one of the worst earnings seasons in recent years almost a memory, there was also a sense that the bad news is out and that corporate profits can only improve.

'No eye has roved like the video eye away and beyond the reach of Earth out to the moon and onto it.' And as he went on, I found myself more and more uneasy, obscurely disturbed and excited, with a curious lifting of spirit, almost a memory of something young and high-hearted and far away.

"I try to read so much I know it, until it becomes almost like a memory.

"I almost have a memory of standing at a garden gate, whether it is fantasy or not," she says.

The story had captivated me and stirred my jealousy to such a degree that I could recall the birth almost as a memory of my own – I wanted to return there, as to a favourite page in a favourite book.

But it can almost create a memory, too - there may be something in it that you only notice later, an object or person that would have made no impression.