Sentence examples for long-forgotten memory from inspiring English sources

Bob Lamm's Soapbox essay, "Saying Goodbye" (Aug. 13), recalls a long-forgotten memory from the early 50's.

It will force people for whom Guantánamo is a long-forgotten memory to see a human being trapped at the dark heart of the national security state.

Today, as PRC influence grows across Asia with the One Belt, One Road initiative and increases its investments into Africa, Taiwanese agricultural development 50 years ago seems a long-forgotten memory in many of these developing societies.

My research triggered a long-forgotten memory of driving down Ventura Boulevard with my family on the way from our old house in North Hollywood to our new one in Encino.

For the past eight years, Ms. Brady, 33, has traveled between New York, where she lives, to more remote locations in Pennsylvania and Ohio to set up her photographs, seeking settings that are naturally weathered to encapsulate the emotion of a long-forgotten memory.

Sometimes the result is welcome: an AVO snooper's stolid note brings back long-forgotten memories of a summer picnic.

Parents who have completed the memory books say the process can be joyful as one recalls long-forgotten memories, but sad as well, as one confronts the fact that death is looming.

Many people believe that hypnosis can be used to unearth not only past traumas but all manner of long-forgotten memories, including recollections way back to the womb or even to past lives.

The volumes conjure long-forgotten memories — "Here was 'A Distant Mirror,' by Barbara Tuchman, which I remembered reading in a coffee shop while waiting for a blind date who never showed up" — that are sure to be echoed by readers when they ruminate on their own experiences with books.

Knowing that the neighbor's daughter's name began with a "C," I tossed the ball over the fence to the next yard, moving it along on its journey while smiling over long-forgotten memories of folded notes passed between desks and messages left in the unlikeliest places.

Cohen's songs have an amazing ability to trigger long-forgotten memories, to revive your deeply buried emotions, and to make you feel that they are actually about you and your current situation, and that you're the only one who can fully understand them.