Sentence examples for engraved in memory from inspiring English sources

The smaller the number, the deeper it is engraved in memory.

We scattered some of his ashes around the tree and installed a small marble marker engraved "In Memory of Earl Franzen".

Sitting alone in her car, drinking peach wine coolers, Kay has one of those moments, not exactly epiphanies, when, in the midst of intense emotion, the eye is suddenly caught by an inconsequential detail that becomes engraved in memory.

I thought this was sound advice: to live in search of those one or two words that we can have engraved in memory of us: "loving," "brave," "beloved".

There aren't many memories that are still engraved in my memory from my first formal vacation.

To celebrate the theme, Cambridge University is launching a nationwide Poetry and Memory survey to discover which poems are most deeply engraved in popular memory.

Diana Ross's voice is so engraved in pop memory that all she has to do is approximate her old performances to set fans joyfully singing along.

There is a pebble-shaped boulder engraved: "In loving memory of Richard, our brother and uncle". Below the cemetery, the grey surface of the loch is ruffled in the March wind; above, rain drifts across the bleak hillside.

Thus, Kafka in 1922 was intent on finding "images that were both simple and unfathomable, images to be engraved in cultural memory," at the same time making notes that were "utterly incomprehensible without knowing their biographical genesis".

Bards performed the functions of modern journalists, accompanying their protector on military expeditions and celebrating his exploits in verse, the singsong rhyme of which became engraved in the memory of the people of Al-Andalus.

And when you've dreamed for more than 20 years and trained for that and then you have made it, that is a moment that will stay engraved in your memory.