Sentence examples for memory bright from inspiring English sources

But those nights still burn in my memory, bright and fierce and full of magic.

His memory burns bright and his work goes on here at the New York Hall of Science.

The treasures shine in the narrator's memory as bright as the mornings they scrabbled them out of brambles or a fox's earth.

And, now, as the memory burns bright red of his Sunday best at the PGA National four days ago, his insistence that it will come right eventually seems more valid than ever.

The Daily Telegraph ("As the lights go out, their memory burns bright") ran one on the front, as did the Daily Mail ("Lights in the darkness for a generation"), the Daily Mirror ("100 years on... the lights go out again") and Metro ("We were enemies... today we are friends").

Moving between recent painful memories and bright family snapshots, Didion's elegy also becomes a meditation on the passage of time.

Moving back and forth between recent painful memories and bright family snapshots from the past, the book becomes a melancholy meditation on mortality and time.

She wonders, "Did I all her life keep a baffle between us"? Intercut with Ms. Didion's painful memories are bright, haunting snapshots from the past: Family and friends dining on watercress sandwiches and Champagne after Quintana's christening at a rented house belonging to the widow of the screenwriter Herman Mankiewicz.

She's dead but her memory is getting brighter and brighter every day".

Like the candles that lit her Shabbat table each week, her memory will burn bright forever.

It's like a memory of some bright but distant summer, and the chant itself recalls innocent childish enthusiasm and a kind of impossible idealism.