Sentence examples for unwelcome memory from inspiring English sources

To post-Vietnam era leaders, he claimed, Vietnam has served as an "unwelcome memory of where America went wrong, a warning of what may yet go wrong".

Like Banquo's ghost, it hovers over the White House still, an unwelcome memory of where America went wrong, a warning of what may yet go wrong.

He may also have wanted to dispel unwelcome memories.

Connery's experience, O'Brien claims, had brought back unwelcome memories from his rough childhood.

Consolidation also stirs unwelcome memories at BMW, whose only logical partner would be Daimler.

That brought back unwelcome memories of 2008, when an oil price of $146 a barrel contributed to the recession.

To the residents of Manorville, the developments announced on Monday brought back unwelcome memories of when their community was in the news early in the last decade.

I may have even heard the odd vuvuzela – bringing back unwelcome memories of England's ignominious departure in the first knock-out round of the 2010 World Cup.