My home life was still of the first importance, and remains imprinted in memories that I can still share with my brother, Philip.
"I took in nothing but that beauty and those colours, and so they have remained imprinted in my memory.
Her parents' marriage ended and she returned to Poland after only a year, chubbier and with the first experience of being an outsider imprinted in her memory.
It becomes an experience — eyepiece views of Saturn and Jupiter are imprinted in my memory in ways Hubble pictures are not.
Perhaps at some uneasy, half-conscious level, this sense that our moral self-definition is at stake when we talk about prisons explains why the riot at the Attica Correctional Facility, in upstate New York, in September, 1971, remains imprinted in public memory.
To my surprise, many images from the book remained imprinted in my memory: the fin cutting through the surface of a calm sea; Susan's dream of burying an entire school; a telephone ringing in an empty room.
The keystone of an extended encore is Chime, Orbital's 23-year-old debut single, which most of the audience have imprinted in their memory as intimately as a nursery rhyme, even if it automatically triggers a more animated response.
She scoured the library for misshelved volumes, reread five surrounding volumes, reviewed her early notes but never found that paragraph imprinted in her memory, "the words filling less than half a page, the address on Clark Street, the remarks about her appearance, all of which where typed up by a machine in need of new ribbon".
What I saw through the open loading dock is permanently imprinted in my memory: hundreds of people the whole town it seemed were standing on the red-earth airstrip in the burning sun, first staring at us and then yelling, "Oyé!
The day I was diagnosed is imprinted in my memory.
