Sentence examples for an uncomfortable memory from inspiring English sources

It's an uncomfortable memory.

"Es una memoria incómoda – an uncomfortable memory," said historian Oriol López.

It's an uncomfortable memory, and until now Republicans have coped with it by changing the subject and hurling accusations.

He is just relieved the lock has been removed – and with it an uncomfortable memory of love not working out in the way he'd hoped.

Japan's rightward shift under Abe, including the recent passage of a state secrets law, has rekindled uncomfortable memories for a man drafted to fight in a war he now believes was tragically misguided.

Instead, a 4-3 loss, in a shootout, brought back uncomfortable memories of two years ago, when the Rangers lost their final home game, lost the Atlantic Division title to the Devils and lost in a playoff sweep to the Devils.

The rupiah's recent decline the currency has dropped by 14% against the dollar since the start of the year and a big current-account deficit have revived uncomfortable memories of that period.Indonesia's economy is now growing at its slowest pace in almost three years.

A meeting with Raith Rovers might have brought uncomfortable memories back for Ally McCoist's side, as they lost the Ramsdens Cup final to them last season.

If I'm ever in the mood to wallow in uncomfortable memories, I can put on a double-CD of four-track recordings I made in the Virginia mountains and released under the name Margo.

If this brings back uncomfortable memories of local cinema ads, where a high production-value big brand ad would be followed by an out-of-focus, still-frame urging a visit to the local curry house, the consensus is this won't happen on TV.

IT WAS a scene that must have made China's leaders squirm with uncomfortable memories.