Sentence examples for memory prompts from inspiring English sources

This new book has a nice, light, often discursive touch to it, and I like discursive, that delightful pathway into digression where one memory prompts another.

I find that stories act as brilliant memory prompts and help me recollect where I was and what I was doing at a given time.

Yet, to my surprise, I didn't cry when I realised I would no longer have these memory prompts at my disposal.

They are like little memory prompts, taking me out of the crush of my Twitter feed, reminding me of more important and permanent things, giving me different and alien perspectives on the world.

A nagging junior high memory prompts a perilous trek to the back of beyond in "Ikland," Cevin Soling and David Hilbert's offbeat meditation on human nature and academic hubris.

The insistent comparisons with 1966, a moment etched on England's collective memory, prompts a question for rugby fans: might their beloved sport now undergo a boom in popularity which sees it rival football?The gap between the two sports, in both popularity and wealth, is palpable.

Perhaps that memory prompted him to rely on this defense.

This year, some biologists predict the run might be the smallest in memory, prompting the state Department of Conservation to enact emergency restrictions on commercial and recreational shad fishing.

Sloan's faltering memory prompted Coen to comment at one point during his testimony: "I find that this witness is being deceptive".

That memory prompted me to ask Martin Silver, formerly with Hebrew National and now a consultant to its present owner, ConAgra Foods, why there are no longer strings attached.

Its memory prompted a Bosnian Serb to gun down the heir to the Hapsburg throne in Sarajevo in 1914, on the 525th anniversary of the defeat, touching off World War I.