Sentence examples for memory of the bad from inspiring English sources
A burned-out car rusts in memory of the bad times.
The car bombs and killings keep happening, and even if the pace has slowed, the memory of the bad years keeps the fear here alive.
Brenly is a proud guy, and the competitor in him would like to expunge the memory of the bad ending in Arizona.
But without Bradley's presence in particular, the memory of the bad old days was never far away, as Toronto looked particularly anonymous in a poor game, where they were also missing starters Osorio, Rey and Henry.
While science is not quite at the stage where it can erase memories of our ex-partners, the story did make me wonder how I would respond if faced with a pill or a procedure that could make the memory of the bad thing that happened go away for ever.
What makes the good times so sweet in this gentle ballad about renewed love is the memory of the bad times: "What a fool I was to think I could get by / With only these few million tears I've cried / I should have known the worst was yet to come / And that crying time for me had just begun".
His memories of the bad times are still close to the surface.
And Amy Hempel, epic miniaturist of contemporary dislocation, records the quiet dramas of ordinary people haunted by memories of "the bad things that seek them out".
It's what got him, ultimately, to quit drugs, although he is still charmed by his memories of the bad years.
Memories of the bad press he received from his 'omnishambles' Budget in 2012, when he cut the top rate of income tax from 50p to 45p, will deter him from another controversial cut for the highest earners.
AS LAST-MINUTE talks sputter on to find a compromise, the row over a Scottish industrial landmark revives memories of the bad old days of the decline of Britain's heavy industries: a huge unprofitable complex threatened with closure; hard-headed management insisting on workers' concessions; a recalcitrant union bent on proving its power, in the process threatening its members' livelihoods.
