Sentence examples for memory wandering from inspiring English sources

A fond memory: wandering around Versailles at closing time — well, past it, actually, with the sun setting over the extraordinary gardens — and stumbling upon the Hameau de la Reine, the bizarrely beautiful hamlet Marie Antoinette had built for herself.

Mr. Gondry gave this style a melancholy cast in his recent feature film, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," depicting a hero who, thanks to a fantastic medical procedure (and characteristically Gondrian conceit), becomes literally stuck in his own memories, wandering from one lost moment to another.

As I close my eyes, my memories wander.

In her poem Green Rain, Webb wrote about returning to woodland in later life, and the blackthorn blossom, also called a "winter" because of the snow-pure flowers, carried her childhood memories of wandering Wenlock Edge.

It brought back memories of wandering the area in a navy blue sweatshirt, with the tree of knowledge circled by the words "Maharishi School for the Age of Enlightenment" embroidered on it in gold thread.

There are no known gray wolves in Colorado, though in recent memory two wandered into the state and came to unfortunate ends.

In contrast to the rampant consumerism of today, my memory often wanders to those wonderful times that remind me of the true meaning of Christmas.

But as Helen Sneed's 95-minute play explains again and again, her histrionics are but a manifestation of a lifetime of accumulated anxieties and emotional traumas, as evidenced by the memories that wander, unwanted, into the store's dressing room.

'My main memory is me wandering in, aged six or so, pestering him to play.

Even at its most forced, "The Day Emily Married" emanates an infectious, eerily familiar melancholy that keeps pricking at the memory like a wandering melody.

Harding does much the same, taking us through the wandering memories of George Washington Crosby.