Sentence examples similar to most memory of from inspiring English sources

"Is that heroism?" Most memories of actual war are like that, I think: ordinary fighting, ordinary dying.

Most memories of the game start and stop at Devon Malcolm's nine for 57 in the second innings.

Most memories of the 1991 FA Cup final involve the rash foul on Gary Charles that put Paul Gascoigne out of football for more than a year.

Most memories of energy in the "era of limits" trace back to October 1973 when Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations in OPEC the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries halted exports of crude oil to the United States and its allies.

For the Western world, these decades saw the relegation of most memories of Japan's wartime aggression to the background and the emergence of a new narrative, one based on economic resurgence, a reputation for technological innovation, and global prominence.

Now, she seems to have lost most memories of her life and her general knowledge of the world.

Their peak years of fame came long before the talkies so most memories of Vernon and what they accomplished are fading.

My most poignant memory of Khadija is a recent one.

The noise of the crowd would be his most treasured memory of the Games, he added.

My purest, most lucid memory of travel, however, is almost certainly my first.

He had the most remarkable memory of any human being I've ever met.