Sentence examples for it feels like a memory from inspiring English sources

"It's individual pictures, and it feels like a memory.

Sometimes, it felt like a memory might work.

It felt like a memory quiz, one I always flunked until I started writing the correct answer on my palm: just get the chicken meatballs.

In my mind's dreamlike reconstruction of the incident (a sequence that came so vividly and swiftly that it felt like a memory or flashback), the silvery missiles materialized too quickly for their human targets to look up.

Now, a few weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court has finally declared, once and for all, that gay marriage is what I've always felt it is -- marriage -- it feels like a good time to reflect on the memories of all those marriages.

When you're immersed, it feels like watching a memory or reliving part of a dream, and something happens in the brain that elevates it.

"But also I feel like I woke up after I had children, and that girl you were when you were 20 feels like a memory of yourself".

I have what feels like a memory way at the back of my brain of what dance and theatre and opera can be.

There is the iconic Spectator cover [Stuyvesant's school paper] which feels like a memory.

TORONTO — For defenseman P. K. Subban and the Montreal Canadiens, it felt like a long wait to erase memories of the 2011-12 season.

The first ten or so digits I memorized by osmosis decades ago because I saw them so many times in books or on the display of a hand-held calculator; I could certainly have worked my way at least up to 100 with a conscious effort (it would be no harder than committing a dozen or so phone numbers to memory), but it felt like a pointless waste of time.