Sentence examples for memory has haunted from inspiring English sources

In the five weeks since my a cappella debut, one memory has haunted me.

For years that awkward memory has haunted me in my travels into other cultures.

The real object of Turing's affection is Christopher, a boy with whom he was very close at school and whose memory has haunted him ever since.

Denying us the easy comfort of tears, Malle makes us share a memory that has haunted him for over 40 years, a memory that must have become intensified over the years, as Julien increasingly understands the background from which Jean came, the destination to which he was being sent, and the historical circumstances that made such a tragedy possible.

They bore witness to the senseless killing, a memory that has haunted them ever since.

But the memory that has haunted her was her failure to push back against a commander who told her not to report a young female recruit who said she was raped by a male Marine, who, Ms. Lucas said, went on to assault two more women.

As we ate, I was reminded of another April day in 1954 in Rome, when I first encountered the slow-roasted unweaned lamb that the Romans call abbacchio, which has haunted my memory ever since and whose traditional method of preparation must have descended intact from the Arab or perhaps Indian original.

The eminent critic Edwin Denby called "Cotillon" the glory of the company's repertory and wrote that "this piece profoundly affected the imagination of the young people of my generation". In her book "De Basil's Ballets Russes," Katherine Sorley Walker wrote: " 'Cotillon' has haunted the memory of everyone who saw it.

It was on this journey over a dozen years ago that Afghanistan would pop my cherry as a war correspondent, introducing me to the dopamine rush of combat and the kind of death and depravity that has haunted my memories ever since.

2.12pm BST David Hytner reckons Manuel Neuer's display against Algeria has haunted France with memories of one of the World Cup's most notorious incidents.

A memory of an encounter I had more than a year ago has haunted me today, as I try to make sense of my emotions.