Sentence examples similar to stir a memory from inspiring English sources

Our conversation has stirred a memory in him and his effort to call back and share it seems revealing of his professional generosity.

If I live with it and love it, and it moves me in some way or stirs a memory, then it was a good purchase.

For his ambitions as leader, it was a mistake to start with the election: it seemed to stir a dim memory in the gathering that this was someone who during elections is usually nailed into a coffin and thrown on to an Arctic exploration vessel.

Those few minutes coming up the driveway to the Vale hotel stir a lot of memories, of both good times and bad.

The fact that these orders were issued in German accents stirred a painful memory.

But as ever with him one yarn stirs a true memory.

This exotic sensation of relaxation is completely unfamiliar – and yet stirs a distant memory of who I used to be.

Puzzling through the vocabulary and sentences is a good way to keep occupied, and stirs an emotional memory of having cared for the subject or issue earlier.

If Britain's Best View stirs an atavistic memory, it is precisely because the photograph was taken near the spot at which Constable painted his famous version of the cathedral some two centuries ago.

The pink chunk next to me stirs a memory.

For me the sound stirred a fond childhood memory of old cars backfiring, but to these children the sounds could only be gunshots.