Sentence examples for different memories of from inspiring English sources

Maybe they have different memories of me.

Clearly, we have different memories of my owned years.

But different interviewees had different memories of the result this had on public space.

So you've got all these different memories of the same incident.

Conservative black Protestants and the Christian Right also have different memories of American history.

They have different memories of the moment they realised Corbyn was more than a no-hope candidate.

Danny Rubinstein, a journalist and author of a book about Arafat, had a different memory of events.

Might the subjects of his brilliant comic monologues, if a reporter could locate and interview them, have a slightly different memory of events to the versions Sedaris offers?

Now, after the election victory by Mr. Chen, each side claims to have a different memory of how the sovereignty issue was finessed in 1992.

In the century after Sabine Pass, as various white Houstonians tried to honor Dowling's memory, African-Americans worked to keep a different memory of the war alive.

Keyworth has an entirely different memory of the conversation: after a few references to strategy and potential acquisitions, and praise for what both considered an excellent board meeting, the conversation turned to the death of Keyworth's first wife.