Sentence examples for remembered time from inspiring English sources

The play is full of a nostalgic evocation of a remembered time and place: in particular a Connecticut summer house, bright in the mornings and gloomy in the evenings, that was later to feature in Long Day's Journey Into Night.

Diski cites Nabokov as an influence, and her own tangle with remembered time is distinctly Nabokovian -- as are her mix of passion and detachment and her ability to write tenderly while retaining a cool unsentimentality about herself and others.

We know now that an era ended and another one began in 1932, when Franklin Roosevelt swept Herbert Hoover out of office, just as, in a much more dimly remembered time, Abraham Lincoln's election marked a political as well as a societal turning point.

At the mere sight of a turban and beard, the name "Osama" gets invoked and remembered time and time again.

It wasn't until someone announced sleepily that it was 4 AM, informed by the glowing rectangle of alien light in their hand, that I remembered time was a thing.

This isn't to say that Facebook has no benefits, but a part of me does yearn for a (dimly remembered) time when we were more than the sum of our Facebook profiles' parts, when there was more of an element of mystery to other people.

He remembered times in the past when he defended immigrants.

And remember: time is a flat circle.

I remember Time from grade school.

January 26 , 1919 - April 26 , 2002en years gone buTent is still remembering time.

But remember: Time is not on your side!