Sentence examples for reminiscences that from inspiring English sources

The topical jokes and misty reminiscences that mark time between musical numbers are standard issue at best.

But it is Mr. Kennedy's personal rather than political reminiscences that are most memorable in "True Compass".

We learn about their lives a little, through brief reminiscences that include Susana's wonderful imitation of her "old master" or teacher watching a bullfight.

The half hour of duets and reminiscences that followed appeared in one of the three episodes of the series that have been lost.

Rather than make the stories available at one site, it provides a list of links to reminiscences that appear at individual Weblogs.

Ridgway propose to take with regard to a book of military reminiscences that came out a a year or so ago.

He unfurls his life story as an extended reminiscence that begins in the late 1820's.

He sounds like someone remembering their first serious girlfriend years later, a reminiscence that is unexpectedly moving.

Mr. Greenberg's adaptation incorporates far more of Capote's words than the Edwards film did, with shimmering passages of reminiscence that come directly from the book.

We find the bewitching Madame George, the ecstatic Sweet Thing, the great knee-deep tangle of reminiscence that made up Cyprus Avenue.

Whenever a major artistic figure departs, whatever remains of the intellectual press fills up with a genre of reminiscence that might be called "Brief Encounters with Genius".