Sentence examples for returns to memory from inspiring English sources

Aciman returns to memory obsessively, looking for the words that can help him understand it better, finding solace in the idea of being in one place while desiring another, not for the sake of being in that other place, but for the sake of desire itself.

This is a theme she returns to – memories of moving through life as if stepping on stage, and then realising she's "not that girl".

To that end, Mr. Alden's production was a "Dream" within a dream: a man on the eve of his wedding day — Puck, all grown up — returns to memories of his school days.

Sometimes snippets return to memory.

As for Tariq Malik and Riffat Jariullah, they keep returning to memories.

After abandoning work on The Circus, Ray returned to memories of his childhood experiences, with a cycle of three linked works, shown at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro.

Another thing I've found very hopeful is returning to memories of childhood.

That may produce a startling collision in 2009, when the real museum returns to confront memory.

He impatiently fast-forwards through the parts of the tape that record a great philosophical insight and obsessively returns to the memory of a moment of intimacy in a rowboat.

He returns to the memory of this and other adventures in the tropics – encompassing cerebral malaria and all manner of foulness – and finds that it compares favourably with his "small and shuffling life back home, where … there is no remaining moral space for the exercise of physical courage".

Two years since we last spoke, Yasser still returns to the memory of the day he thought his mother had died when their hotel room was shelled.