Sentence examples for haunted memory from inspiring English sources

"Ashes to Ashes" is a dialogue between a baffled, jealous man and a woman with a haunted memory of acts of inhumanity she could not possibly have experienced firsthand.

A victory in the tournament this year — it would be Brazil's sixth, two more than the next best, Italy — would expunge that haunted memory, and set the stage for an Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, in 2016.

And in a diabolical pas de deux with the superb Sasano Takashi, who portrays Danshichi's vicious, grizzled father-in-law, Mr. Kankuro creates the double sense of a violent act as it happens and as it will persist in the perpetrator's haunted memory in the future.

Just as the West did with Iran's railroad and oil industry, it can for a time deny Iran nuclear technology, but it cannot wipe out Iranians' haunting memories.

But they also say that their civic allegiance is tempered -- though far from crushed -- by haunting memories and by concerns about future attacks, according to a new poll conducted by The New York Times and CBS News.

Before you can get rid of haunting memories, you must come to terms with the origin of those memories.

A structure that haunts memory.

Anecdotes from various sources, including George Plimpton, who told… A structure that haunts memory.

By May Swenson The New Yorker, April 1 , 1991P. 32 A structure that haunts memory.

The New Yorker, April 1 , 1991P. 32 A structure that haunts memory.

Many are haunted by memories of holidays past, and their inability to reproduce those wonderful memories.