If I live with it and love it, and it moves me in some way or stirs a memory, then it was a good purchase.
Ms. Moore had agreed to watch an episode of the show with me to see what memories it stirred, an apt exercise in a television season notable for new female-centered sitcoms and stars like Zooey Deschanel ("New Girl") who have cited the earlier show as a touchstone.
Though it stirs painful memories, Caren has come to Colorado to be there for Amanda.
Even so, people who have spent time with him say Mr. Kennedy is talking more about his past and that of his family than he typically has, in part because he is writing a memoir and it stirs memories.
But as ever with him one yarn stirs a true memory.
For his ambitions as leader, it was a mistake to start with the election: it seemed to stir a dim memory in the gathering that this was someone who during elections is usually nailed into a coffin and thrown on to an Arctic exploration vessel.
Perhaps it stirred some memories of an older FPS through environment, characters, animations the point is that you, the person now mouthing off, has no clue as to why those words were said.
Perhaps it stirred some memories of an older FPS through environment, characters, animations – the point is that you, the person now mouthing off, has no clue as to why those words were said.
Why can we not marry each other, or love each other?" The case has resonated in Herat, in part because it stirred memories of a brutal stoning ordered by the Taliban last summer in northern Afghanistan.
If Britain's Best View stirs an atavistic memory, it is precisely because the photograph was taken near the spot at which Constable painted his famous version of the cathedral some two centuries ago.
Still, she said, Mr. Thomson's death had brought a special sadness, because it stirred memories of her father, an insurance analyst who died in 1974, when he was 50.
