Sentence examples for memory telling from inspiring English sources

"Do you understand that you were nearly born in prison?" Then he summoned a more painful memory, telling Zeni of one of the last times he had seen her.

Five decades ago, before the genial John XXIII and the globe-trotting John Paul II, those were formative images in the Roman Catholic memory, telling a story of medieval triumph and modern frustration.

Ephron went on to gain fame for her movies, but, to me, she was always a writer first: taking stock of her neck or her failing memory; telling funny stories about watching Steve Wynn put his elbow through a Picasso.

Memory told BBC Radio 4's Today programme he did not have any lines of inquiry.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a semantic memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a _semantic _memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

"You've got to learn what is music and what is not music — what is cacophony," Memory told me about his teaching method.

As far as recent memory tells us, the market should keep going up, so we keep buying, and then it doesn't.

It has to be confessed that most of these meetings – my memory tells me the practice began about 20 years ago – have now become pretty similar in form.

Rhodes' crimes were numerous and rarely disputed today, but his memory tells us that money talks: whether through the Rhodes scholarships at Oxford, or the statues that remain across the globe, his legacy is pervasive.

Sometime around 1990 and not too long out of college, I held what memory tells me was my first true dinner party, in a three-bedroom brownstone duplex in Brooklyn, where the rent was approximately $1,200 a month.