Sentence examples for brutal memory from inspiring English sources

He has a brutal memory of the day when the worm turned and he had his revenge on an older kid who'd been abusing him.

(Brantley) *'PRIMO' In his crystalline adaptation of "If This Is a Man," Primo Levi's memoir of the Holocaust, Antony Sher creates a portrait in which brutal memory penetrates the very marrow of existence.

But the veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, young men and women in their prime, survivors of bomb blasts and bearers of brutal memories, are catching up.

Memories of the Depression were still fresh, as were the brutal memories of service in World War II and Korea.

Brutal memories are flooding back.

It became enormous and dragged with it in the most brutal memories of the past, while also shedding a solid foundation in society and creating rival camps and fanatic doctrines.

The first time I saw the stilled bodies of American soldiers dead on the battlefield is as stark and brutal a memory as the one of the grenade that ripped off my right arm and both legs.

As all but a few hundred Australian and Russian supporters of Tszyu in the 22,000 crowd rose to acclaim Hatton's win after 11 wildly exciting and brutal rounds, memories came flooding back of the glory nights of Barry McGuigan and Frank Bruno, who were both in the arena to witness the Mancunian's finest hour.

One brutal August–in memory the year was 1948–I woke at night in the dark of our railroad flat.

The Revolution, he shows, was far more brutal than our usual memory of it allows.

With an unprecedented list of injuries to key players, Sunday will be remembered as one of the most brutal days of recent memory.