Sentence examples for jagged memories from inspiring English sources

But Ms. LePore and the jagged memories of 2000 are likely to draw even more attention here.

In the recent work, grammar blossoms into extraordinary, jagged memories, as in a lyric sequence, "Split Infinites".

Fear and jagged memories of his wife drive him out of the hospital and into an increasingly tangled, sticky web, one in which his wife doesn't seem to know him, and neither does anyone else.

Marylu's illness and dependence, however horrific, helped to melt the edges off our jagged memories.

So many words in lists, jagged, spontaneous, unformed memory's shorthand.

Back to my present dentist's chair, I rinsed, breathed a long sigh and leaned back to count the ceiling tiles and continue on jagged path of early musical memories.

"It's called a breakup because something is broken, and there's no need to stir up memories with all the jagged little pieces online".

My not-so-faded memories stood out like jagged splinters of glass, and as I flitted through them, Israel suddenly exclaimed, "You broke the matrix too!" I was momentarily surprised.

"The Intruder" unfolds as a visual stream of consciousness, a breathtaking personal travelogue in which reality, memory and fantasy blur in jagged flashes punctuated by lyrical pauses.

One of my earliest childhood memories is staring down at the jagged cracks of their farm's dry earth, wondering how any food could grow from that cruel dirt - yet they always made crops appear.

Dark and unflinching, these brimming, sometimes jagged stories endure powerfully in the reader's memory as they reach across continents and time with precision and -- in the heart of the darkness -- a measure of grace.