Sentence examples for speaking of memory from inspiring English sources
How, speaking of memory, would Mr. Rexite like to be remembered?
People camped out at CompUSA stores (speaking of memory lane) to get their hands on the OS that unlocked the Internet for millions of users.
Q. Speaking of memory lane, a recent online news item about Honda dealers in the tristate New York area forming an association and looking for an ad agency brought an e-mail from Allen Kay, chairman and chief executive at Korey Kay & Partners in New York.
His grim, dark cave, concealing a tiny, rose-hued metropolis, speaks of memory's distortions and the past's grip.
And I think of it when I recall some other, less silly, less easy to speak of memories that still I yearn for.
Just as often as the landfill workers bonded by joking and teasing with one another, they spoke of memories that will linger.
He spoke of memories of his last time in prison -- memories of sleeping on jail floors, prison songs, stories from other inmates about torture and lives destroyed.
When people speak of autobiographical memory, they are referring to the memories a person has of his or her own life experiences (Robinson, 1986).
Still, from John F. Kennedy's "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech, to Ronald Reagan's controversial visit to the Bitburg cemetery, postwar American presidents have emphasized reconciliation and unity when speaking of Germany, not memories of war.
It makes her question her own right to "tell any story, speak of any memory that is larger than that".
When she speaks of how memory is what fills her body now, instead of blood and bones, her eyes burn black.
