Sentence examples for memories told from inspiring English sources

As it files past, this 13-minute string of sentences evocatively conjures up the maze-like structure of race and class distinctions that is post-apartheid South Africa -- and it does so entirely in terms of vivid childhood memories, told with a child's matter-of-fact brevity.

This sound file from Captive Memories tells an equally amazing monkey-related story, with an historical spin.

His documentary "Whispering Memories" tells the story of ethnic Armenians in a village called Geben, who embraced Islam (presumably to avoid death at the hands of Ottoman forces).

But to all those who filled an august Fifth Avenue church on Thursday, she was a mother, with her notes and her memories, telling those in attendance why, and how, she had brought herself to address them.

How do objects bring back memories, tell stories, answer unsolved questions?

A curse on us all for being so prone to uncritically accepting what childhood memories tell us as fact.

Memory told BBC Radio 4's Today programme he did not have any lines of inquiry.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a semantic memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a _semantic _memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

"You've got to learn what is music and what is not music — what is cacophony," Memory told me about his teaching method.

"Removing Franco from the Valley is a democratic obligation," Marcos González, Vice President of the Association for the Recovery of Historical Memory, told VICE News.