Sentence examples for devastating memories from inspiring English sources

"On the inside, their self-imposed silence helped contain their grief, guilt, and devastating memories of the bombing," she writes.

The outpouring of devastating memories and heightened emotion can give the viewer a queasy feeling that truth and fiction are joining too seamlessly.

Between chapters, the writer, with a gallows humor, inserts his own devastating memories of a family wiped out by the Holocaust.

And then there are the devastating memories of when your clothes turned traitor on you, exposing you in your ignorance or incompetence.

Japan has long resisted American calls to increase its military role in the region because of the constraints of its pacifist postwar Constitution and the bitter memories of devastating defeat in World War II.

The process of unreality begins in basic training, continues through your training and deployment, and peaks when you emerge on the other side with a DD-214 in your hand and years' worth of (good, bad, painful, confusing, conflicted, devastating, frustrating, bitter, proud) memories in your head.

Even in China, which has seen devastating famine within living memory, one adult in four is overweight or obese, with higher rates among city-dwellers.

In most recent memory the devastating 2010 earthquake that struck the capital Port-au-Prince and its environs led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands, bringing unimaginable trauma.

The memory of devastating defeats for liberal candidates haunts the Democratic party's leadership and strongly inclines them to side with Clinton, a candidate widely viewed as a moderate like her husband.

In her groundbreaking study with Brozoski et al. (1979), Pat showed that depletion of catcholamines from the monkey dlPFC was as devastating to spatial working memory performance as removing the cortex itself.

Dementia is a chronically and devastating disease marked by memory loss and other cognitive impairments as well as behavioural lapses resulting in pronounced consequences for the people with dementia, their families and society.