Sentence examples for the memory of the incident from inspiring English sources

Two factors complicate the memory of the incident.

The result is that the memory of the incident is stored along with the psychological and physical aspects of the event, including the negative beliefs that it engendered.

But while the memory of the incident may have faded for most by now, the landscape of Chernobyl and the surrounding Ukrainian towns is still haunted by the invisible, imperceptible menace born on that fateful day in 1986—the radioactive ghost.

A pilot study showed that to get the midwives' lived experience of the matter it was of importance to conduct the interview before the memory of the incident faded.

Japan's sentiment regarding indigenous peoples was crafted around the memory of the Mudan Incident, when, in 1871, a group of 54 shipwrecked Ryūkyūan sailors was massacred by a Paiwan group from the village of Mudan in southern Taiwan.

He pointed that gun right in my face.' If the memory of that incident makes Wheldon shudder, he nevertheless has a love affair with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its 500-mile race.

"The memory of that incident also hangs like a shroud over Ferguson, Missouri," writes the Grio's Javier E David.

It was the memory of this incident which reportedly persuaded Rosebery to abandon his original plan to name the colt "Hampton Wick".

Somewhere among all this to-ing and fro-ing is the memory of an incident that Hook won't talk about.

(In Sumption's memory of the incident, the raincoat was burned).

The writer's later "selective memory" of the incident would not include the self-loathing it occasioned at the time.