Sentence examples for lingering memory from inspiring English sources

Was it the lingering memory of being a child, when the thing still had genuine magic?

She has repeatedly managed to shrug off scandal and thrive on the lingering memory of her brave defiance of apartheid.

It is the lingering memory of their sensational and fearless fights which casts a historical shadow over Mayweather's greatness.

On another day the magnitude of those sixes might have been the lingering memory of the day.

I'm going to die, I'm going to die".' Like many survivors of the Khmer Rouge, he also carries with him a lingering memory of hunger.

There were still some lingering memory problems — he occasionally forgot the names of rare diseases or surgical procedures — but his surgical skills were unimpaired.

"The market has no lingering memories or remorse," they write.

The lingering memories of that affection offer reason enough for revisiting the past.

But the Devils' move to Prudential Center this season spares Gomez any lingering memories.

Amway also suffers from an image problem because of lingering memories of its past legal troubles.

Life spins by so fast, it's like a dress rehearsal for lingering memories with your sound seriously missing.