Sentence examples for memory sparked by from inspiring English sources

So did I, until I was 14, and it's a pleasure to have one's memory sparked by so much well-observed detail.

For Tom Dawson, a retired hotel executive who lives in Pacific Palisades, Calif., it was a powerful food memory sparked by the sight of beef bones going to waste at a local butcher that inspired him to take to the Web.

A Canadian fleeing romantic disappointment, she has her own aromatic Proustian memories, sparked by a street vendor's pulpy roast chestnuts.

One in an occasional series about the childhood memories, sparked by a particular dish, of notable people in the food world.

For a few hours I was a kid again, reliving memories sparked by the dozens of puppets and paintings, quilts and carvings, weather vanes and whirligigs that combined my two earliest passions -- baseball and art.

All of which brings me to my Santa-saturated childhood, and my own memory book, sparked by a memoir about my early life that I have been writing called Spotless, not named for my impeccable character but for my mother's kitchen floor.

His passions are combined in "Dinner With Demons -- a sort of Proustian journey in which Mr. Reynolds's memory bank is sparked by a whole lot more calories than are found in a single madeleine.

Proust's In Search of Lost Time is perhaps the most famous exploration of memory, with associations sparked by sensory cues like the famed madeleine.

For the remainder of Totenberg's life, memories of the Stradivarius — sparked by old recordings or concert posters — would bring sadness to the normally ebullient master.

Ancelotti also overlooked Alvaro Arbeloa in favour of youngster Dani Carvajal, who had been sharing playing time with the former Liverpool right-back in recent weeks - and that decision was perhaps sparked by memories of Arbeloa's torrid outing against Neymar in the Confederations Cup final.

IKEA is just a memory here, but the political activism sparked by the furniture store's proposal is very much alive.