Sentence examples for prominent memory of from inspiring English sources

That is his prominent memory of the game, which may be a way of using positive thinking to move forward.

So I wrote at the beginning or he did the self-exemplifying character of the conference is a prominent memory of three packed days.

What's your favorite All-Star Gamemoryory? A. The most prominent memory for me is Magic Johnson.

In St . Petersburg we talked with Irina Flige, one of the most prominent memory activists in the country.

Third, later in the course of the disease cognitive dysfunction with prominent memory decline emerged.

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Not so cataclysmic as the war in Vietnam, nor so shocking as the murders of the Kennedy brothers and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., perhaps not as disillusioning as the Watergate scandal that caused President Nixon to resign, the massacre at Attica nevertheless left a prominent scar on the memory of a generation.

Despite these commemorations, there is only limited awareness among modern Australians of their country's role in the fighting in Normandy, and the campaigns in the Pacific have a much more prominent place in public memory of World War II.

Rahmatullah said in his witness statement he has a "vivid memory" of asking one prominent military official at the Bagram detention center, an Army Reserve military-police one-star general named Phillip Churn, why Bagram detainees were treated differently from Guantánamo detainees.

The Salt Sathyagraga Memorial Stupe built in memory of the salt march during India's independence movement is another prominent landmark in Vedaranyam.

The airport was subsequently renamed Falcone Borsellino in memory of Falcone and another prominent anti-mafia judge, Paolo Borsellino, who was also murdered in 1992.