This curious dance of memory and forgetting provides the freshest, loveliest music in the book.
It is curious that the memory of this has been dredged up for me just when my own attitude towards abortion has been challenged.
The title of Loren's memoir is taken from the 1963 three-part Italian comedy anthology directed by Vittorio De Sica in which she played three different roles and, in the author's own words, it is a collection of "unpublished memories, curious anecdotes, tiny secrets told, all of which spring from a box found by chance, a treasure trove filled with emotions, experiences, adventures".
He described it as "the most questionable and curious High Court decision in memory".Experts are divided about how well offshore-processing actually works as a deterrent.
One of the curious aspects of cultural memory in an age of mass culture is that specific moments and experiences are at once unique and interchangeable.
The mother correspondent was merely curious but had fond memories of being forcibly removed from the top of a chain-link fence by a police officer at a Monkees concert at the Colorado State Fair, in 1969.
I am very curious about how societies lose memory.
If on no other ground, most Americans are joined in our shared desire to improve the curious, elusive faculty we call "memory".
I have a vivid memory of when Curious Incident took off, which was very early on, before it was published here, and it was quite scary.
Innately curious and with an encyclopaedic memory for facts and figures, he cannot understand people who do not want to know how the world works: people who are happy, in his words, "to listen to Phil Collins" for the rest of their days.
