Sentence examples for memory of which from inspiring English sources

It's not like November 4, 2008, the memory of which made today all the bleaker.

Kappner bore witness to the events of 1968, the memory of which still rankles with Harlemites.

I had a complicated emergency c-section, the memory of which can still bring me to my knees.

Alexander Walker, London Evening Standard "It is not a film the memory of which you will exactly wish to cherish.

(There is a scene in Chances in which a teenage sex slave services her client, the memory of which will outlive everything I learned on my degree course).

A man and a woman will have fumbling, embarrassed and terribly sad sex, the memory of which will haunt them and the story and probably you.

This collapse started small, with Donna's casual admission that she hated their camping trips, memories of which Gordon cherished.

The novel is a tribute to their resilience as well as to the precarious vitality of family life, memories of which form the densest fabric of the book.

But it didn't – for me at least – attain the bizarre profundity of his award-nominated 2011 show Meanwhile, memories of which I cherish.

I accepted because my grandfather, Leon, was born in the city in 1904, when it was called Lemberg, a place of painful memories of which he never spoke.

In its attempt to recover a past, the memories of which have dimmed, the film is the most Proustian of Mr. McElwee's documentaries.