Sentence examples for memory drawing from inspiring English sources

Any reasonably skilled novelist can evoke on the page the texture of memory, drawing the reader into the half-remembered, the blurred edges, the nervous nostalgia, the meandering associations across time and geography.

Yet that it is so personal and springs from these obsessions (Japan, objects, memory), drawing on his expertise as a potter, is surely a clue to its enormous appeal.

Last year, their debut as Globes hosts was hailed as one of the stronger podium performances in recent memory, drawing 19.7 million viewers, the show's highest ratings since 2007.

For the memory drawing, the robot was taken away, and participants drew on a blank sheet of 8.5-in.

Has anyone in recent memory drawn such feats as that?

Ms. Alsop, conducting from memory, drew glittering playing from the impressive Baltimore Symphony.

Daniele Gatti, conducting this monumental Wagner work from memory, draws diaphanous playing from the great Met Orchestra.

The opportunity to witness the feat of memory drew a capacity crowd of 6,000 to the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel stadium in Mumbai on Sunday.

We also meet Miguel, a survivor of five concentration camps, who from memory drew precise layouts of each prison after his release.

Mr. Hubbard, hobbling from ancient back injuries around his home in a New Mexico trailer park, says his memory "draws a lot of blanks" and cannot even recall a spat with Mr. Kerry.

News of D'aja's death spread quickly online, and a Facebook page established in her memory drew short, informal eulogies from friends, some who knew her as Asia, as well as from strangers.