Sentence examples similar to ever present memory from inspiring English sources
Fade to Mother Sister (Phylicia Rashad), a kind of conjure woman and preacher, who lives with her sixteen-year-old son, Shadrack (Jason Dirden), and the ever-present memory of her late husband.
It is an ever-present memory, teachers say, that shows up in the colorful construction paper drawings of waves and homes that line nearly every wall in the school, and in the new words the kindergartners learned this year — like "generator" and "air mattress".
Though a tentative peace has since returned to Brazzaville again, Pa'nucci told me that the ever-present memory of previous decades of conflict continues to paralyse Congolese citizens.
These ceramic menageries are ever present in my memories and conscience, which invite them to grace the drawn pages of my portfolio".
Ever present are her lucid memory and articulate, compassionate bearing.
The sense of emergence is ever present, whether that's memories, dreams, or psychosis.
For anyone who grew up during the cold war, the threat of nuclear annihilation is a distant memory of what was once an ever present nightmare.
The memory and effects of the Holocaust are ever present but never dwelled on.
Memories and nightmares of that day are ever present in Mr Granillo's mind, but now at 30 he has built a life for himself as a filmmaker.
"There's a historical memory and the reprocessing and repackaging of it is ever present.
