Sentence examples for some strange memory from inspiring English sources

That was some strange memory".

To the Editor: The article on Iran brought back some strange memories of my 1975 visit to the Shah Abbas Hotel in Esfahan, Iran: the surprise of hearing Viennese waltzes played by a string ensemble as I walked down the grand staircase to the elegant dining room; and the inexpensive availability of caviar — I had it for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Here there's a history of vehement attacks on particularly the visual arts - and I always wonder whether this doesn't have some Puritan base, some base in the iconoclasm, the destruction of the arts in the past; if there isn't some strange folk memory of this thing.

"I have this strange memory as a child – perhaps I was four or five – and I was opera-singing in the garden".

But Rudd is largely dismissive of his experience on Friends: "The process [of making a sitcom] seemed really foreign to me, so it's kind of a strange memory for me.

Here the most prominent symptoms are usually strange memory gaps (amnesias) in each 'unit' for periods when the body in question was clearly conscious and active.

Then the strange memories of my childhood began to make more sense.

No surprises there with his outfit JUDITH: it must bring back very strange memories for Charles SALLYLAW: Queen in Angela Kelly.

Strange memories will be triggered by North Korea's stunningly effective fatwah against the Hollywood movie The Interview, in which James Franco and Seth Rogen play two dopey guys dragooned by the CIA into an assassination attempt on Kim Jong-un.

I did not mean for the narrative to be taken literally — it was a fable about my coming of age as a writer, about my own intensely strange memories of high school, and about a world that exploited youth for profit or pleasure and then blamed the young for their problems.

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