Sentence examples similar to horrendous memory from inspiring English sources

God that brings back memories, horrendous memories.

More important was what he did to bring the Holocaust's victims and their horrendous memories to worldwide attention.

"You really see people go through some horrendous memories and then after a while they say, 'Yes, it happened,' and the memory's gone".

After he was charged in July, she said it brought back "the most horrendous memories".

She has terrible memories of a horrendous incident at her son's school and visits the son in a high-security jail.

Reading about Jyoti Singh, the 23-year-old medical student gang-raped and slaughtered on a bus in Delhi in 2013, brought back the most horrendous of memories.

Resurgent Fulham, looking to eradicate the memory of a horrendous start to the season, take on Charlton, who could move to within a point of Championship leaders Derby with victory.

This has been said to be one of the reasons why this year's event is not a sell-out - with blame also apportioned on the troubles of last year, when 30,000 fans were told not to turn up for qualifying day after heavy rain led to waterlogged car parks and horrendous traffic jams that revived memories of the bad old days at the track.

Many children who do survive are traumatized by memories of the horrendous acts  of violence against their own families and friends.

It suffered through a horrendous downturn in prices of dynamic memory chips before exiting that business and sold its networking hardware technology to Cisco Systems.

Of course, the main reason the founders of the United Nations focused on interstate conflict was their memory of the immediate past: four years of horrendous world war.