Sentence examples for memory must have from inspiring English sources
The memory must have remained from being a baby.
He had not played the piece for a number of years, he said, and muscle memory must have been hindrance as well as help when he returned.
Last month, when I went back for the first time, it was clear that the gloomy room of my memory must have been the Hall of Heroes, where the visitor is presented with the marble busts of 16 eminent Scots – a number that includes William Ewart Gladstone, on account of his father being born in Leith.
Disorders of memory must have been known to the ancients and are mentioned in several early medical texts, but it was not until the closing decades of the 19th century that serious attempts were made to analyze them or to seek their explanation in terms of brain disturbances.
Jesuits with a long memory must have been pleased.
This memory must have worked on her because the moment she shut the door behind him, she met the sort of idea that seems to have been handed whole from some better version of oneself.
"Once inside, the memories must have overwhelmed him," Mr. Galeazzi wrote.
Such memories must have felt like the only line into the past, the only link into the future.
He gave Wesley Sneijder a chance to help make amends after just nine minutes, threading a perfect pass through the square Spain defence, and memories must have come flooding back as the Galatasaray midfielder lined up a shot with all the time in the world but still hit it too close to the goalkeeper.
In the early 19th century a German scientist, named Richard Semon, proposed the idea that memories must have some kind of tangible presence in the brain.
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.
