Sentence examples for intimate memory from inspiring English sources

"Cal bought shirts by the dozen when he was manic, you know," he said, as if it were the most natural thing in the world to be sharing an intimate memory of Robert Lowell.

Everyone I met on Martinique harbored at least one intimate memory of Aimé Césaire — a quiet encounter or speech etched forever in their consciousness — but they all agreed: this poet, playwright and politician, who achieved an almost monumental status on the Caribbean island, was the most humble man they had ever known.

I have an intimate memory of walking into the bathroom and seeing my brother pee.

It's in these photographs, which capture neither quite intimate memory nor repressed fantasy, that the viewer loses grip on what's real. .

As revealing as these intimate memories are, the program's distance from events is illuminating, too.

After 40 years, it seems everybody became willing to share intimate memories of a beloved, historic figure.

Each name, slightly more than one-and-a-half inches tall, will carry the most intimate memories.

Ms. Reynolds works with interviewers in 25 cities to glean the intimate memories, photographs and favorite quotations of an older person.

In "Intimate Memories," the wickedly observant Mabel Dodge draws a vivid contrast between them: Gertrude Stein was prodigious.

The volumes of Luhan's Intimate Memories are Background (1933), European Experiences (1935), Movers and Shakers (1936), and Edge of Taos Desert (1937).

Mabel Dodge's four-volume autobiography, "Intimate Memories," begun in 1924 (after her fourth marriage, when she became Mabel Dodge Luhan), gives us a rare glimpse of Stein at her desk during the long visit she and Toklas made to the Villa Curonia in 1912.