Sentence examples for thread of memory from inspiring English sources

His friend Rabbi Lionel Blue wrote that now "our only contact is a thin thread of memory and his songs.

It is a surreal affair set in a town where "the thread of memory has been cut" and only one character has any sense of the past.

But if Americans suffered from historical amnesia, for many Iranians, among them Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the thread of memory led clearly from the Great Game to the Great Satan.

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Alas, then, that a journalist on one of the music papers should have felt a faint twitch on the thread of memory when he saw the promotional photographs, and that the album's release should have coincided with a series of immensely distressing revelations.

It has taken a long time to be able to pick through threads of memory.

Henry broods: "How shallow his history and yet how complex the threads of memory".

By and large, these are melancholy poems, run through with threads of memory, anxiety, illness and loss.

The three strands of history that his works at the Imperial War Museum relate are three threads of memory that his films and pictures keep alive.

Over the months and the miles, she notes how she leaves traces of her sentiments around the city, building up a sort of bespoke, emotional A-Z, so that "the unlikeliest street corners will have some tattered threads of memory fluttering from them like a flag".

To the extent that we define ourselves by our thoughts, our plans, our hopes, our dreams, our personalities, our emotions, or the threads of memory that connect us-now to us-earlier and us-later, all of these features that seem integral to having a self seem to be connected to our brains.