Sentence examples for told memory from inspiring English sources

In a deeply felt and intimately told memory tale, Parker defends the ideals of a young Dodgers fan from Boston by sending out a hero named Joseph Burke to save Jackie Robinson from being killed by mobsters during the historic 1947 season, when he integrated major-league baseball.

Parker pretty much defies category altogether in this deeply felt and intimately told memory tale, which takes place during the historic baseball season of 1947, when Jackie Robinson broke the color bar in major-league baseball by playing first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

As the story is told, memories are made and seeds are being planted.

Since 2001, she has focused on promoting human rights and democracy in Iran through truth telling, memory, and human rights education.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a semantic memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a _semantic _memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

"Yeah, I'll give you an interview," he told the memory of the man now.

Root's disgust with himself as he marched off became a telling memory as the match unfolded – for England never regained their composure.

Yet for each life, the stories remain to be told, the memories recounted.

We are told her memories of her honeymoon, never since spoken of, "not even to Randolph, precisely not to Randolph".

I was told that memories of specific incidents become less frequent as the mind puts the pieces back together and files them away.