Sentence examples for horrific memory from inspiring English sources

The Haggler witnessed this phenomenon once and will go to his grave with the horrific memory of two people nattering over a plea for quiet.

Tapia, who was 5 feet 6 inches, said the raw fury he displayed in winning his world titles came from the horrific memory of seeing his mother being kidnapped and murdered when he was 8.

But anticipating voting disputes — and with the horrific memory of 2000's seemingly unending election in mind — both campaigns have dispatched teams of lawyers to watch for any shenanigans and, in a quintessentially American rite, sue.

He'd overwhelm his cravings by visualising a horrific memory of a cancer patient at Stanford's medical school, "on a gurney [stretcher], with x-marks on his head and exposed chest, being wheeled into radiation".

Suddenly all these horrific memory fragments rushed to the surface -- all those times I'd woken with intense pain and bruising around my genitals and butt, feeling drugged out and woozy.

Just about long enough for some pretty horrific memories to have faded into insignificance.

Even such horrific memories explain only part of the reason why Robinson and Gaither tiptoed so gingerly on civil rights.

Horrific memories half-lived into rumor, then myth, then taboo enforced by the Kremlin's own unspoken, unofficial anti-Semitism.

The horrific memories from that time have been fresh in the minds of many Kenyans, like little shards of glass painfully embedded just below the surface.

The techniques shown include breathing and awareness exercises that help stifle the horrific memories on permanent loop that torment the veterans.

He still has horrific memories of doing what little he could to help Srebrenica's terrified population as Mladic's Bosnian Serb forces bore down on the enclave.