But each of us would go through bruising two-decade-long marriages, and we felt that sweet spark of remembrance and renewal upon meeting again in middle age.
On the left, clusters of lilac trees — past their prime, but many still blooming — created an aroma that, like one of Proust's madeleines, sparked a remembrance of springs past.
With memory the shimmering weft of story, each object that sparks a remembrance brings forth a story, brings back another time and becomes a magical vessel of time in our eyes.
It is not clear in what way the sensation of rereading differs from an instance of remembrance sparked by anything that long ago got tangled in one's feelings -- a landscape, a song, a fragrance.
The decision sparked demonstrations across America in remembrance of Brown, Garner and other black men who have died at the hands of police.
Sparks — a member of the Remembrance Project, which advocates for families of people killed by an unauthorized immigrants — shared the stage with Trump in April at a rally in Orange County.
Even the most unimportant details can admittedly spark a fond (or not-so-fond) remembrance of what was happening beyond that Facebook update or picture.
O'Meara's book, published to coincide with the 65th anniversary of the national release of "Creature From the Black Lagoon," arrives amid a resurgence of appreciation for the horror classic, sparked in part by remembrances of Julie Adams for her leading role.
This year also marks 100 years since the outbreak of World War One, the conflict which sparked the wearing of a poppy as a symbol of remembrance.
And I think it's part of why it's important to not just keep things around that spark joy for you right now, but to have things that were remembrances of a past you loved having.
A Remembrance Day poppy wreath with a Ukip logo at its centre has sparked a furious row over accusations of using the ceremony to promote party politics.
