Sentence examples for shadow of memory from inspiring English sources

At heart, memory has been the obsessive theme of my oeuvre, ever since my first novel, The Shadow of Memory, born from a long-lived suffering.

Group photos are, as Liz Jobey says in one of the collection's most elegant essays, always in the shadow of "memory and death", few more so than in Luke Harding's account of the Taliban's defeat at the siege of Mazar-i-Sharif: most of that group are now in separate cages in Guantanamo Bay.

Out of all the games on this list, Shadow of Memories has aged the worst.

Gone are the days when oddball titles like Gitaroo Man, Shadow of Memories, or Global Defense Force can get a look in next to a major project from a big publisher.

The production hovers between the shadows of memory and the haze of a summer's day.

What if our protestation comes to nothing, and the scene recedes into the shadows of memory?

As they confront life's bittersweet realities, we too must connect with our own personal demons and the ghosts that lie in the shadows of memory.

Fifty-two years later, Nina and Tito meet in a bar in a modern city and recall lives lived in the shadow of their shared memory.

"I grew up in the shadow of everybody's memories of a quite legendary father," he wrote in a fragment of autobiography.

I'm living in the shadows of teenage memories when my father committed my mother to a mental institution.

It's time we bring the history of AIDS out from the shadows of our memories.