Sentence examples for memory of university from inspiring English sources

What, I ask, is Bate's own "irreplaceable" memory of university?

It revived memories of university: talking glibly about books and tossing around half-formed ideas.

In truth, it would seem, he had plenty of friends, judging by his liberal use of the collective pronoun when recounting his memories of university.

One of my fondest memories of university is standing on a chair in my dorm room helping a young man wearing fake eyelashes and a pink ball gown clasp a string of pearls around his neck.

Construction has removed all of these features, and only the University Tower remains as a memory of the university's past.

Fifty years ago Malcolm X came to speak in Oxford, an episode now recalled to stir the sentimental memories of the university's alumni.

We seem to have had rather a lot of ministers who've rushed policies through on the basis of distant memories of their university days, only to find that the world (and students) have changed.

A phone call from an ex-lover, informing the narrator that her former professor is terminally ill, triggers memories of her university life in an age when paratroopers invaded City Hall, and students took refuge from riot police in Myeong-dong cathedral.

Whereas Lunghua inspires happy memories, the recollection of university makes him "shudder".

The brutality of this, and the ghastly Sixties buildings which huddle around it, is emphasised by the memory of the medieval university it replaced.

Five outpatient memory centres are participating and are departments of university hospitals (one neurological clinic, two psychiatric clinics and two geriatric centres).