Sentence examples for memory the truth from inspiring English sources

Along with your memory, the truth about me is being lost.

But overall, though it would be easy to romanticise the memory, the truth is it was horrible.

But, diligent researcher that she has become--no accident; something in her psyche sensed she would need these skills--she has the dates, locations and precise venues now "in memory"; the truth no longer obscured or clouded by her need to protect her vulnerable soul and shattered self.

The 500-page book, The Right to Memory and the Truth, came out on Wednesday after 11 years of research.

Really, the way you remember a memory is the truth to who you are as a person.

But while, thankfully, the slums have faded into memory, the sad truth is that this country is once again at the mercy of a housing crisis – and a new generation of Cathys have nowhere to call home.

Mia Farrow has always denied coaching her adopted daughter, and People magazine also quote Dylan Farrow's response to Moses: "My memories are the truth and they are mine and I will live with that for the rest of my life.

We'll let you know what's coming up today after our morning meeting, but here are a couple of links to start you off: the Joy of Six: our writers share their World Cup memories and the truth about the Glazers' business empire beyond Manchester United.

Between what Delbo calls memoire ordinaire – ordinary memory, which permits one to function – and memoire profonde – deep memory, which contains the truth of experience – is a skin, which, when cracked, "gives back the contents", as Delbo puts it, of deep memory, and their full, catastrophic force.

Where memory is concerned, the truth is more elusive than we realise and certainty is elusive – and that's been amazing and deeply fascinating in informing my writing".

I refused to fully accept the assertion, even as "This is why" tiles began falling into place in my memory, spelling out the truth like a demented Scrabble game.