Sentence examples for flashback now from inspiring English sources

Every time Jack appears in a 1990s flashback now, all you can see is the Grim Reaper riding shotgun.

Isabelle Huppert is typically mesmerising as war photographer Isabelle Joubert Reed, whose life and work is to be the posthumous subject of a major exhibition and newspaper retrospective, and whose ghostly presence (she is seen in flashback) now haunts the conflicting memories of her husband and sons.

When it happens you think 'bloody hell don't be so stupid' then another noise will go off and you think 'God I've done it again, why am I doing it?' it's strange… I don't really get a lot of flashbacks now, it's been seven years and I perhaps get the occasional things – not so much a flashback, just when I will feel down all day and start thinking about my friends and the army life.

What it has been for Mr. Serrano is more than two decades of healing that included, first, coming to grips with his abuse, and progressing to counseling sessions, sorting through repressed memories that sometimes bubbled up as flashbacks and, now, speaking out.

He claims not to have been apprehensive at the time but also admits to occasional nightmarish "flashbacks" even now, 70 years on.

This nostalgic, early-nineteen-seventies moment presented rock and roll, and Haley's record in particular, as good, clean fun, a flashback to music now devoid of its former ability to scare as well as to delight.

The words "homosexual" and "queer" were replaced by "sister boy" and, to ensure that audiences were in no doubt about the hero's heterosexual credentials, the film is told in flashback by Lee, now a happily married husband and father.

The flashbacks, drastically reduced, now seem to offer a simple-minded Oedipal explanation of Dark's problems.

Don, meanwhile, is "celebrating" Dick's Birthday and has gone past flashbacks, and is now imagining/recreating his own birth as he boils some milk.

Told in flashback by the now-adult Pi Patel (played as an adult by Irrfan Khan and as a teen by Suraj Sharma), Life of Pi has the aging Patel sitting in his apartment, where he is making dinner for a friend of a friend.

This animation grafts a new narrative level on the existing story, effectively repurposing it as a flashback: the Aviator is now an old guy who befriends a lonely little girl who has just moved in next door.