Sentence examples for through the memory from inspiring English sources

"Clearly the play has dropped through the memory hole," he said.

The name, indeed, rouses emotion, but rouses it through the memory of the thing; that is, through knowledge.

After everything she has been through the memory of missing out in Beijing has slowly found its own perspective.

It is the defining question of the immigrant, one that echoes through the memory of this city.

Wood and Taylor aim for the same effect by filtering the action through the memory of the senior Leo as he leafs through his boyhood diary.

So he knew what happened only through the memory of his wife, for he heard nothing and dreamed his way through the danger.

McAlary's too short life is replayed through the memories of his friends and colleagues.

Early on in "Stealing Buddha's Dinner," Nguyen describes her own departure, through the memories of her father and others.

The Polish journalist and writer Ryszard Kapuściński pulled off a remarkable feat in his 1978 book, conjuring up the Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie through the memories of his servants.

Moin evokes Khomeini's rigidity through the memories of his host in Turkey, where Khomeini lived for several months in 1964 after the shah sent him into exile.

The story of a mysterious, sensational crime from a city's idealized past is told through the memories of people living in its less-than-ideal present.