Sentence examples similar to etched memory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gnazzo, who lived in Manhattan with his wife, Helene, and their children, John Vincent, 3, and Jule, 8 months, had deeply etched memories of the World Trade Center.

All these brooding, complicated people are prototypical Woolfian figures blessed and afflicted with the same feverish imaginations, perplexing ambiguities and brightly etched memories of their younger, more hopeful selves.

Some encounters etch memories that will last forever.

Three lunar voyages are most sharply etched in memory.

Our morning breakfasts at 919 are indelibly etched in memory.

So the evenings that actually occurred are permanently etched into memory.

Are the streets and landmarks of Boston etched in memory for you?

His earlier "bold visions" have vanished or backfired, but his astonishing new acknowledgment of (some) realities will be etched in memory.

With incredible yellow and pink sunlight, in a setting of fig leaves and white stucco, the film's strange mixture of primitive and poetic images becomes etched into memory.

(Pete Culpepper, the old man with the failing farm, is etched in memory as he sits on the porch, "watching the sky like a man watching the dealer in a crooked card game").

But Majed says one scene is etched in memory.