Sentence examples for most striking memory from inspiring English sources

My most striking memory was standing underneath the Skylon.

Hu Xijin, editor in chief of the populist state-run tabloid Global Times, wrote: "People's most striking memory is of her 'being tough'.

The most striking memory I have of being there was sitting in a guest lecture given by an author who said: "It's OK not to be popular or funny".

Bui said this was his most striking memory from the Vietnam War, which came to symbolize his time in the country.

I interviewed Polonsky a couple times during the trainings and afterwards, but my most striking memory of the man's mystical aura was during this seminar, when he led a flock of over two dozen bumbling Russian admirers through the island's thick jungle for a strange, almost cultish gathering.

But her most striking memories are of her hallucinations and delusions.

It's just a darkness, a place of despair". But her most striking memories are of her hallucinations and delusions.

Recalling one of his most striking memories from his time in the lab, he described observing and finding answers in Cherenkov light – a 'sonic boom' of light.

One of the most striking memories I have on a dance floor is hearing one of their earliest productions, The Goodmen 'Give It Up' for the first time.

The most striking memorial is called Memory Wound.

What's most striking about "The Memory Show" is its ability to grasp and translate the elusive into song.