Sentence examples for lingers in memory from inspiring English sources

Of the hundreds of games that Morgan managed during his nine years in Pawtucket, and of the thousands he participated in over the decades, none lingers in memory as much as an otherwise insignificant game that began on the night of April 18 , 1981

Signed comment about Seymour Hersh's Annals of War in the current issue... [T]he Persian Gulf War, in which, a decade ago, the United States and its allies expelled Iraqi occupiers from Kuwait, lingers in memory as a curiously uncomplicated event.

Unfortunately, every sneeze in the script erupts into a fullblown musical number, yet, apart from the iconic "New York, New York," no other song lingers in memory after the last chord is played.

Sometimes, the desire is fleeting, though it may linger in memory, as in Alice Munro's "What Is Remembered".

There's a favorite subgenre of stories here, about foreigners going local, that particularly seem to linger in memory.

Nonetheless, it's an impressive, original, and memorable movie, with a distinctive tone and voice that will linger in memory.

But one red, Macari's 2000 Alexandra, a super-premium Bordeaux-type blend that I greatly admired and have cited favorably in this column twice, lingered in memory.

In others the loss has become a very old wound, the pain still lingering in memory even though the scar has faded.

But I think that, on the contrary, magical events and folk beliefs in the writings of García Márquez show how powerfully the Golden Age has lingered in memory.

A remake of a movie so insubstantial that its title seems to refer the length of time it would linger in memory.

A remake of a movie so insubstantial that its title seems to refer to the length of time it would linger in memory.