Sentence examples for memory that she from inspiring English sources

The Internet confirmed my memory that she had been a leading dancer at Radio City Music Hall.

"I lovingly bullied him," she recently said, though she disputed St. Aubyn's memory that she had taken his handwritten pages and typed them up in another room.

She says, wincing at the memory, that she once saw someone taste a Bhut Jolakia, but that she wouldn't advise it.The delicious smoky aroma drifting from Hatch's throng of roasters makes me think of my small crop back in England.

Such is the power of sense memory that she dreads returning to even the fictionalized version of their childhood home that provides the setting for "The Two-Character Play".

She had imagined these premature abilities were some kind of racial memory, that she was born literate and numerate, rather as her grandchildren seem to have been born understanding computers.

Looking at the objects that had belonged to her son; a diamond-shaped plaque, with the clasped hands and the Greek letters; a photograph of a baseball team, a magazine that he may have read, she realized how little she had known her son and that by keeping his things, she would end by hating a memory that she only knew how to love.

I also remember (once I peel away my selective memory) that once she recharged, we would color in one of our many coloring books or snuggle over Growing Pains.

"There are no files in my memory that are repressed," she asserted.

Ono chuckles at the memory — that was George's art, she says, referring to George Maciunas, the passionate founder of the group.

Her creative process is a kind of metaphor for the way she represents memory: that is, in layers that are obfuscated by new memories/layers, until the image itself becomes sufficiently abstracted from the original.

"It's like memory that way".