Sentence examples for potent memories from inspiring English sources

But there are many who have seen Seymour and when they watch the women she has coached, some equally potent memories may be revived.

I missed the Jams boat, so I came to the fabled chicken and fries with no romantic associations or potent memories.

Mr. Berlusconi was playing to an audience of Italian voters with potent memories and perhaps lingering fears of Communists in their midst.

From the grandstanding phallus of the Gherkin to Battersea Power Station, every street corner intersects with some small but significant memory; every alley opens on to its potent memories.

These are potent memories from my childhood when I was occasionally allowed inside the leather tannery at Strong & Fisher Ltd in Rushden, where my dad was the sales and marketing director.

Defa nudges his actors into the discomfort zone and, with the help of Sean Price Williams's lucid, luminous cinematography and a canny sound design, parses the afternoon's physically simple but riotously expressive fumblings into poignant, potent memories.

She continues, My cousin Jackie Cash, daughter of my Uncle Roy, has a more potent memory.

It is claimed to be the birthplace of writing, mathematics and literature, and few would dispute that it is one of the most potent memory places of humanity.

Some move on to grand themes, but those that don't tend to leave behind a potent memory of rough-edged magic.

Known for a potent memory that helped him pull together results from widely disparate fields of research, Mr. Kaula nevertheless constantly jotted down facts that interested him in small notebooks that he always carried.

For while the sight and scent of a rose might be a potent memory trigger, an abiding sense that the garden is a pleasant space to ponder or seek solace – long after the rose has faded – is ultimately more important.