Sentence examples for memory I feel from inspiring English sources

In my memory, I feel my wife's howl more than I hear it.

Now, though, when I reread A Christmas Memory, I feel grateful for its innate humanity and its rich, evocative language that might have ensured Capote a place among great literary stylists even if he hadn't written his adult oeuvre.

For the first time in my memory, I feel people are avoiding the healthy debate that comes with an election year because they are too embarrassed or depressed to debate the merits of each candidate.

And as it melted on my tongue and receded into memory, I felt guilt and doubt and fear.

Lying on the rocky ground, with the scent of frankincense fresh in memory, I felt as though I had stumbled into a chapter of the Old Testament.

As Murakami described this memory, I felt a strange internal joggling that I couldn't quite place — it felt like déjà vu crossed with the spiritual equivalent of having to sneeze.

As for my ancestor, just beyond the horizon of memory, I felt reluctant to search for what he had tried so hard to hide, but I couldn't leave the trail alone.

The memories we made are etched so deeply in my mind that if they removed the part of my brain that holds memories, I feel sure it would smell of the ocean and have some sand in there somewhere.

One nurse felt that this role she had taken on within primary care seemed to be more time consuming than when working in the memory clinic: "I feel a lot busier…but I don't know if I am seeing quite as many people as I would have done" [PC, HCP].

Marlohe, who plays the mysterious Severine, said on the red carpet: "We filmed the movie a long time ago but suddenly it brings back all the memories, and I feel very moved to be here".

But even today, bad memories aside, I feel completely at peace in darkness and silence.