Sentence examples for carries a memory of from inspiring English sources

The picture itself carries a memory of an earlier time: of Angela's first big excursion and her escape from England.

Yet behind those eyes, Christina carries a memory of something you don't wish for any sibling.

Even the light fixtures outside his front door carry a memory of the past they are from Temple Sinai, his childhood synagogue, in Lake Charles.

Individuals and institutions sometimes carry a memory of the past and sometimes neighborhoods undergoing demographic change may no longer carry an understanding of history.

Ms. Vu carries a memory from her childhood of seeing an American soldier for the first time, whom she remembers as tall and intimidating but who turned and gave her money.

Firstly, they shift their RF from pre- to post-saccadic or future position shortly before the saccade begins (16 of 36 cells), and secondly, they seem to carry a memory trace of targets flashed shortly (50 ms) within the future RF (22 of 23 cells).

These cells carry therefore a "memory" of having expressed Dlx5/6 before migrating to the epithelia overlying the upper jaw primordia.

The poet travelling to new places carries inside her a memory of old ones, and, even deeper down, vestiges of childhood, like those "uncles" who suddenly come to mind in the Chinese restaurant.

Admittedly, it's hard to believe that today's Southerners and Westerners carry a cultural memory of sheepherding ancestors.

He could charm prospective dealers, but Emil carried a lifelong memory of his father's hitting his mother and bloodying her face.

I still carry a dim memory of visiting her in the hospital, as a 3-year-old, shortly before she died.