Sentence examples for some distant memory from inspiring English sources

Unlike men who attempt to cling to some distant memory of youth, she accepts the inevitability of ageing.

For instance, many individuals with dementia have some distant memory intact.

For those who might like or need a little music on a day like today, here's some distant memory -- the full orchestra's arrival at the 3 05 mark, and the solo notes from the oboe, half a minute later at 3 35 are simply devastating.

WITH the economy in turmoil and the real estate boom a distant memory, some people are now looking to sell their vacation homes.

The film was released in March, making it a distant memory for some awards-season voters.

While the nuclear disaster is becoming a distant memory for most Japanese, for some others it is their everyday reality.

But the distant memory of "the Arab Spring" did promise some change.

Oceania seems a distant memory.

The summer will be a distant memory.

Those days are a distant memory.

My mind returned to a distant memory.