Sentence examples for memory is how from inspiring English sources

My first memory is how the neighbours would come to our house in the night.

One of the great advantages of spatial memory is how flexible it is.

Memory is how we are anchored to the world, how we make sense of it and fix our place within it.

But for most visitors the outstanding memory is how they got there: a 10-minute journey across open sea on Ireland's only cable car.

By the time you reach the age when you have rather a lot to look back on, you already know what an unreliable fool your memory is, how wrong you got it all, how self-service and self-delusion were your constant companions, how pathetically insubstantial was your hold on what you ever perceived as your own dear self.

"One of the most striking things about Election Day 2012, and every presidential contest in recent memory, is how different the experience of voting can be from one community to the next," the report explains.

"Good vibes are a distant memory," was how Forbes put it.

The bad thing about good memories is how cheerful and optimistic they can leave you feeling.

He's a safe pair of hands and many people, myself included, have fond memories of his opening monologues in the 1990s, but, really, fond memories is how they should have stayed.

We used to have drills with him out in the back garden but one of the most powerful memories was how strong he was in that last period.

Weiner's is the story, too, of how quickly the news cycle turns, how short memories are, how jaded voters have become and how thin a field of truly compelling candidates so many races — from the one for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination to the current contest for mayor of New York City — draw.