Sentence examples for deepest in memory from inspiring English sources

Six years of recession, the deepest in memory, have resulted in fear, insecurity, and anxiety.

While Marty Blake, the N.B.A.'s director of scouting, is referring to the 2001 draft as one of the deepest in memory -- "especially for centers, which come along about every 20.5 years," Blake, the 74-year-old draftnik, said -- several team executives wonder if their picks will not be second-guessed within a few years.

Indeed, for many gripped by an addiction to barefootedness learned in childhood and deep in memory, there is really very little choice.

This may be one of the single most important lessons of the entire Soviet denouement: that a society is a slow-moving vessel, not easily turned around, anchored deep in memory, experience and a shared culture.

But that artificial atmosphere at the Super Bowl is why so many of the championship games are branded so much deeper in memory, for better or for worse, than most Super Bowl games.

Listen closely to the actual budget debate, and there is widespread agreement that New Jersey's finances are in stunningly bad shape — even by current woeful national standards — making the deepest cuts in memory inevitable no matter who is in charge.

At a time when the independent film business is suffering from its deepest downturn in memory, Dickinson and Fisher say they have raised more than $50 million from investors and secured an additional $150 million in "output" deals.

The partisan divide is at its deepest in living memory as the midterm elections approach.

Holloway won a Distinguished Service Cross for his part in the Caorle Point action of April 1945, in which the 28th MTB Flotilla sank five enemy ships with six torpedoes, but the night fixed deepest in his memory was the Bari Harbour catastrophe of 2 December 1943, the true story of which both the American and British governments tried to suppress.

The Great Recession was one of the deepest in recent memory and did severe damage to millions of Americans.

From that visceral encounter and associations deep-frozen in memory emerged the artists' work: chilly scenes of an existential winter complemented by large-scale photomontages.