Sentence examples for from what we remember from inspiring English sources

At mid-life, our favorite songs compile quite the anthology, from what we remember playing at the high school prom to the first dance at our wedding, as well as any number of momentous occasions accompanied by music.

What we remember from last season is the great plays the kids made, not the scores of the games.

His performance ensembles are exquisitely awful, as exaggerated as they should be, as that is what we remember from films like "The Buddy Holly Story," "What's Love Got to Do With It," "The Doors" and, of course, "La Bamba".

Nietzsche once said that a thought comes when it wants, not when we want it to; when I think about my supper-time moment with a jolly Machiavelli on a Florentine horse, I wonder, how much control do we have over what we remember from books?

Mr. Aronofsky takes his time showing it, trailing behind Mr. Rourke and allowing us sidelong glances for the first few minutes of the film, before disclosing the battered, lumpy yet still strangely beautiful wreck of what we remember from "Diner" or "The Pope of Greenwich Village".

What we remember from childhood we remember forever as permanent ghosts — stamped, inked, imprinted and eternally seen.

The negativity bias not only affects what we remember from the past; it also affects how we see the future.

What we remember best from both Trollope and Updike is not so much the struggles of individual characters but the social and cultural webs in which their characters are caught.

As with Douvos and the Doodle, fun is what we remember best from our college years.

From what we can remember.

From what we can remember of it, it was awesome.