She seems to have remembered, that if his sins were peculiar, so also were his temptations; and to have schooled herself for years to gather up, and set in order in her memory, all that yet remained precious in this great ruin.
Your mother wrote down this prophecy, and deeply engraved it in her memory, and so did I, that I might impart it to one of you if ever the opportunity should present itself.
And all the more so because the Professor clings to her memory so faithfully.
And then Guy de Maupassant's dreadful "Solitude" came to her memory.
That was the happiest day she had ever spent; it stood out bright and golden in her memory.
As for the other words, it was possible that Bernadette had heard them somewhere and stored them up in some unconscious nook of her memory.
At the same time, another case, which she had been told of in Paris and which had greatly influenced her in deciding to take her ailing child to Lourdes, returned to her memory.
Goisvintha after an interval, during which she appeared to be silently fixing the man's last speech in her memory; 'are you cunning enough to tell me that?
Any allusion to the subject which has been the final cause of the state in which she now is must be most cautiously avoided, even to a chance word which may bring it to her memory.
And she hardly spoke, but began to pore over the rough black map, as if seized with strong geographical curiosity, or determined to impress Philip's lesson deep on her memory.
The face of Arthur rose in her memory, tender, wistful, protecting, and young with the eternal youth of desire.
Her consciousness seemed suspended, and with her consciousness, her memory, her judgment, even her passionate unshaken loyalty to the love of her youth.
It's dreadful for his mother," observed Gabriella, with vague compassion, for she felt as if Patty were speaking of a stranger whose face she was incapable of visualizing in her memory.
Then a figure came rapidly up the walk--a large, free figure, with a buoyant swing, which awoke a trivial and fleeting association in her memory.
Often she rose and wrote in her memory book, which was becoming in a sense a diary because she confided to its pages the things she dared not say to Derry.
She admitted, later, that she had confided her troubles to her memory book.
There were wisps of gauze, too, in her memory book, a red cross, drawings in which were caricatured some of the women who worked in the surgical dressing rooms.
You see, I never knew," she wrote in her memory book, "what might happen.
Glory looked at him for a moment, and something very remote seemed to stir in her memory; but the band was playing once more, and she was wafted away again.
Glory looked where Polly had directed, and, seeing again the face she had seen in the window of the Foreign Office, something remote and elusive once more stirred in her memory.
The audience was only less distinguished, and something far off and elusive moved in her memory when a lady handed her a check and said in a sweet voice: "A gentleman will come for this seat.
Her memory is to me a religion, and her approbation the standard by which, summing up as it does all worthiness, I endeavor to regulate my life.
Through her death Dante was indeed wedded to her memory.
After my irreparable loss, one of my earliest cares was to print and publish the treatise, so much of which was the work of her whom I had lost, and consecrate it to her memory.
She had forgotten the name of the ship, but if the female passengers would mention their maiden names, it would be recalled to her memory.
This monument is erected to her memory as a token of affection and esteem by the officers (past and present), non-commissioned officers, and men of the 2nd Connaught Rangers.
There she paid attention, and thus had many interesting Scripture histories stored in her memory, for she had never learned to read.
Then he told me---- She went back and gathered it up in her memory, what he had told her to do then.
Better if she could have remained as she was, and he no more than a locked up treasure of the past kept in her memory.
Mrs. Mowbray recollected him; she never forgot anybody, or failed to catalogue anybody rightly in the vast collections and stores of her memory.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her memory" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
