Sentence examples for what the memory from inspiring English sources

She tells me that she has changed her mind about the storm, about what the memory of it means.

For the longest time, that's what the memory of my high school years felt like: an era belonging not to me, but to my "normal" classmates.

It wasn't completed until 1985, but it did what "The Memory of Justice" didn't: it approached the Holocaust with an absolute directness, accepting fully the impossibility of showing the unshowable and filming the unfilmable.

For the computing environment information, a respondent showed interest in knowing whether the software package is compiled in single, double, or mixed precision, what the memory requirements are for a run, and even what parallelization scheme is used.

I hope you will forgive me if I turn this week to something, if not more serious, then more obviously sombre, and that is the question of what the memory of World War II ought to mean to people now.

What the memory is must be yours.

Tighter supply and higher selling prices is exactly what the memory-chip industry needs right now.

Maybe I was scared of what the memories could bring back, or maybe I just didn't really care about the memory.

That's what the Perfect Memory wireless camera aims to do.

"What pins the memory down is that connection with feeling".

What if the memory of him just pains her?