Sentence examples for cultivated memory from inspiring English sources
In Barbados and throughout the Caribbean, slavery remains a vivid and potent metaphor, and a cultivated memory.
They remained unassimilated and were generating a new sense of identity based on a pan-Arabism inspired by Nasser, the cultivated memory of a lost paradise (Palestine), and an emerging pan-Islamic movement.
Once, in my possibly rose-tinted memory, phone numbers had to be prised out of assiduously cultivated contacts, the cultivating probably done over a pint or two or in a dusty council chamber at the end of an epically boring planning meeting.
The pipe-smokers downstairs in their silver-buttoned blazers, with their double measures of Caol Ila, with their memories of campaigns in North Africa and Normandy, and their cultivated remnants of Army slang — they could have no claim on the future.
Even when she wobbled through her one big hit, "Tammy," at the end of the evening, her movie-studio-cultivated image as America's 1950s sweetheart was still only a distant memory.
The depth of his pleasure in that meal was so tangible, even to a child, my memory of it fills me with wonder at how deeply fulfillment can blossom from a cultivated ground of restraint.
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
Some are cultivated as ornamentals.
A warm, witty, cultivated man.
