Sentence examples for prolific memory from inspiring English sources

For Stef Shaw, MacDermott's half-sister, the most prolific memory she has from that time was watching her mother suffer, looking for an explanation, searching for her son.

"The memory of his prolific career has faded," Paul J. Tarver and Cristin J. Nunez write in the catalog of Pepper's first major retrospective, "Ancestors and Descendants: Ancient Southwestern America at the Dawn of the 20th Century," which opens on Saturday at the New Orleans Museum of Art.

In mitigation, the singer has claimed that his substance misuse had left him with no memory of his "prolific" abuse.

It's certainly hard to think of a publisher at the top of the profession in Britain, now or in recent memory, who is as prolific and feted a writer.

Due to his untimely death in 2014, Giger was unable to witness the final printing and binding of his opus magnum, but it stands in his memory as testimony to his prolific output and extraordinary vision.

If, by some fluke of metaphysics, the last four decades of Édouard Vuillard's long, prolific and rewarding career were erased from collective memory, he still would not be forgotten.

But of course, if you add those loose ends to the legions of yakuza dispatched in a few minutes of "Vol. 1," the Bride surely ranks as one of the most prolific onscreen practitioners of justifiable homicide in recent memory.

Played by Jolie Jenkins and introduced in the eighth season episode "Alone", Harrison, was created and named in memory of an Internet fan and prolific writer of fan fiction of the same name, who died of cancer on February 10 , 2001

One ACC player uses the memory of Bias as a motivating tool to guide his already prolific career and his approach to life.

As befits such a prolific writer, Asimov produced several autobiographical works, including In Joy Still Felt and In Memory Still Green.

Although he was never a prolific poet himself he greatly enjoyed poetry and had a remarkable capacity to commit to memory copious lines of verse which he loved to recall and recite at appropriate moments.