Sentence examples for terrifying memories from inspiring English sources
They evoke terrifying memories of my nights in Gaza only two years ago.
And it left behind thousands of people condemned to a life of heartbreaking loss and terrifying memories.
Survivors shared terrifying memories of the fateful trip, and drivers on the road at the time described a bus that was speeding and swerving erratically before the crash.
When it comes to terrifying memories, perhaps our brains are selective in what details are stored.
When the victim of a phobia comes under stress, that stress somehow reactivates the old pathways, and the terrifying memories come to life once again.
But despite their jocular manner, both have terrifying memories of the smugglers' trail, patrolled by Amin's henchmen who wanted a slice of the action.
Though set on the Maryland coast, "Domestic Disturbance" was filmed in and around Wilmington, N.C., a lowland setting that may jog terrified memories of "Cape Fear".
The attractions themselves were often so imaginative, unusual or downright terrifying that memories of waiting quickly faded.
The reason they had no memories of those terrifying events until years or decades later, the abductees usually say, is that the aliens, for everybody's protection, erased or otherwise controlled them.
A lesser poet wrote a greater poem for the age of anxiety: in Louis MacNeice's "Autumn Journal", set in London on the brink of the war, a recognisably human voice is blown hither and thither by memories, lusts and terrifying headlines.
Life is terrifying when you have no memory.
