Sentence examples for darkened memories from inspiring English sources
But as I watched it again and again I could not help but think of the sorry pass to which we may have come — that someone could be trading on the darkened memories of a twisted past that Mr. Obama has struggled to transcend.
An early attempt, when he was studying at New York University, had fizzled out, but three decades later, he said, he had worked through his awkward, self-conscious James Joyce phase and had gotten beyond the crippling anger that darkened his memories.
She pitied her father as he was now, his memories darkened by his loss.
By returning to Plain Dealing in such a diminished state, Pershing promised to darken the memory of his and Woodrow's heroic pasts and to serve up a new picture of what loss can do.
Divisive not because they are committed Stalinists, but because many believe that condemning the crimes of the Soviet regime would demean them, or demean their parents and the older generations of true believers in Communism, darkening their memory and depriving them of something important.
You can see that my colleagues in the commentariat have been similarly affected; every new piece of op-ed journalism in the major papers seems to have been written by a fretful infant, someone whose memory darkens into nothingness.
This morning, the memory of that walk had been jumbled carelessly among all Carrie's other memories; now it had to be separated from the rest, darkened with foreboding.
It begins with fond memories, then darkens, turning into an increasingly desperate offer of reconciliation and healing, a plea to stay together despite anything.
And his 1936 image of a tattered Alabama school is darkened in the upper corners, giving it a feeling of a distant memory.
Predictably, "Miriam" darkened.
