We're even moving towards a time when cigarette smoking will be seen as a foul distant memory.
For a generation too young to know Jimmy Savile as anything other than a haunted, grey Dick Turpin on TOTP2, this is the moment they too had their collective memory fouled like the generations that preceded them.
It was enough to get me thinking that he might be holding a grudge, or nursing a traumatic memory, regarding some foul pooch from his past.
The small forward is pouting, the shooting guard is still smarting and the all-millennium center is recovering painful memories from the foul line.
In my mind's eye, I juxtaposed them with my memories of the foul, dank, vandalized, broken-down, stifling trains of my childhood -- which we had all grown inured to and had abandoned hope that they'd ever improve.
In Dover Plains, the very word Oniontown causes people to frown, as if confronted with a foul smell or some unpleasant, long-repressed memory.
The educational institution built in memory of Stephen Lawrence was desecrated with racist graffiti most foul.
Most memories of the 1991 FA Cup final involve the rash foul on Gary Charles that put Paul Gascoigne out of football for more than a year.
Who owns this body, this foul little wreckhouse, this meshuggeneh mansion?" Mendelssohn's third-person voice is vivid, angry, racked with blurred memory and regret.
