Sentence examples for disappear in memory from inspiring English sources

Even more than that of a divorce court, the atmosphere of a fertility clinic is thick with desperation: the exquisitely costly torment of drugs and invasive procedures made bearable by the taunting hope that if they work, the suffering of the process will disappear in memory like labor pains.

Props to the Knopf design department for its evocation of the glow on the book jacket, which includes black-and-white photography along with various shades of blush, indicating how sodium lamps might have appeared through fog — and how the novel's mysterious layers appear and disappear in Nathaniel's memory.

disappear in the second half.

Will it disappear in the 21st century?

Cortez's "The Lakota Porch: A Time Traveler" is a blunt sculptural essay in determination not to disappear from memory.

"Cretto GI" in zinc oxide and PVA glue on cellotex support and other works reveal that 1974-75 phofographs of dried up lakes in sub-Saharan areas devastated by drought came to haunt Burri, but the memory of photography disappears in the rhythmical, quasi-sculptural panels.

Both dream and non-dream states are associated with severe disruption of memory: it usually disappears in seconds during the non-dream state, and in minutes after awakening from a dream unless actively refreshed.

John disappeared in the Philippines in 1944, and the memory of him was so painful that he went unmentioned during the author's boyhood.

The Great War, whose memory has all but disappeared in the U.S., was the bloodiest of the last century.

If "Come Early Morning" were put on the stage, it would be a memory play whose peripheral characters appeared and disappeared in spotlights as Lucy mused aloud.

The film honours the sonorities of speech as historical memory, with Yiddish (a language that almost disappeared in the Holocaust) among the eight heard.