Sentence examples for memory because the from inspiring English sources

That's sort of seared into my memory, because the audience absolutely loved it — the showmanship".

You lose your memory because the brain is representing the things you are seeing and hearing and feeling less saliently.

Most people today, though, detest Blunt's memory, because the secret turned out to have been that he was a Soviet spy.

As Zafran tells it, Austin was short-sighted only once -- he neglected to buy Salvador Dalí's "Persistence of Memory" because the asking price was exorbitant -- $350.

Like so many catastrophes in history, it faded in the collective memory because the collective memory can bear only so much.

Writer wonders if summers claim such a large part of our memory because the fabric of family affection is woven more in summer than any other season.

Don't waste time hating the memory or the people and circumstances involved but accept the memory because that is part of your character: who you are.

Cherish the memory because that number won't be seen again.

It was postponed last week, for the first time in memory, because of the earlier storm, and it was put off again yesterday.

Four of the questions stick in my memory because of the discussions that followed.

Watching the footage back just feels like watching a memory because of the wide-angle lens.