Sentence examples for firmly in memory from inspiring English sources

Plots are mostly sketchy, but images nestle firmly in memory.

Throw in some street food at next-to-nothing prices and you'll leave with the evening firmly embedded in memory.

Dr. Bulova remains firmly in the memory of campers, some of whom have posted their thoughts and recollections on the camp's Web site, http://www.bucksrock.olm.net/.net/

"Surely the best example involved that player from Zaire in the 1974 World Cup," screamed dozens of readers (almost as many as those wondering whether the original questioner really is Coldplay tub-thumper Will Champion) regarding an incident etched firmly in the memory.

Roast chicken figures firmly in my memories, so I like cooking and eating that.

Then we had to write the report – as if to fix what we had seen a little more firmly in our memories.

Plaid has a grand history – some historians think plaid patterns date back to the early iron age – but somehow, it's the last time it was big that sticks most firmly in the collective memory.

Although the twenty-six day reign of Pope Pius III intervened between Alexander VI and Julius II, the alleged unscrupulousness of the Borgia pope was still firmly in the institutional memory of the Roman Curia.

These are the strategies that in theory lead to deep processing and firmly encode new material in memory.

Although the repercussions of an unprecedented crisis and Masen's personal journey through the new wilderness form the backbone of the story, it's the triffids that root themselves most firmly in the reader's memory.

Guardian writer John Crace disagreed in this Shortcuts piece, which situates him firmly in the "leave my memories alone!" camp.