Sentence examples for awkward memory from inspiring English sources

For years that awkward memory has haunted me in my travels into other cultures.

All the moments of happiness and elation you'd ever experienced would be instantly accessible– but so would every painful and awkward memory, from minor social embarrassments and up.

Now it is little more than an awkward memory, a piece of mid-term spin briefly trumpeted by a newbie leader keen to cut his own path which turns out, on the basis of Labour's general-election campaign so far, not to be terribly one nation anything.

I don't forget this one because it's attached to a rather awkward memory that years later still makes me cringe a little.

This would be better than nothing, but it would stir awkward memories.

I have some awkward memories of over-sharing in letters over the years.

Whilst there, they found themselves living with the alluring Astrid, a subjugated Danish aristocrat; a situation which inspires awkward memories.

As Dresser pointed out, society has a stake in having its citizens retain their own painful, awkward memories as a check on behavior.

He said of writing the book, "it brought up a lot of good memories and a lot of awkward memories".

This way, the person you've been IMing with will have only fun, positive memories of the encounter — not awkward memories of struggling to find something to say as the conversation goes on and on.

Garrett's new-coach scent is wearing off; this week, the Cowboys will revert to their old ways, resulting in some awkward holiday memories.