Sentence examples for charming memories from inspiring English sources

The electronic footprint of earlier readers and their opinions exerts its tyranny on the solitary transaction between book and reader, and so in mainstream reviewing it's time to hear less of critics talking about themselves, spinning reviews out of their charming memories or using the book under review as little more than a platform to promote themselves and their agendas.

"In the course of thinking back over your 29 years," he says, "I called to mind many charming memories (and some distressing ones as well); and among the highest ranking of them all was when you were three, just before I went into military service.

Let us not save our kind words, our charming memories, our unabashed praise for sanitized funerals and stiff and formal wakes.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

In Vienna they spend time with Sigmund Freud, who, in a surprisingly charming turn, unearths memories that haunt Colette's brother — and her too.

Is That You? is a charming romp through memories, misunderstandings, possible regrets... and maybe, just maybe, some roads not taken aren't lost forever.

"I was inspired by my two grandmothers, Chinese and Irish," said Simone Rocha of her charming show, where the memory of the Asian granny evoked the fake fur that made for an intriguing surface, while the Irish inspiration was of wool and lace.

"Her decomposed body is buried and memories of her charming smile live in our hearts.

Written in 1940 as the world war raged, "East Coker" recounts Eliot's memories of the charming farming village and his family's connection to it.

But Zilberman hasn't forgotten Allen's middle-period greatness, either, in the grace notes of an appearance by Wallace Shawn (evoking memories of his charming cameo as Diane Keaton's ex-husband in Manhattan) or in the furious vocal "solos" of his stricken quartet.

He still has a full head of white hair — an actor's crown — but his too readily charming grin is just a memory.