reminiscence

He continued with reminiscences of the war.

The scene awakens reminiscences of my youth .

The old lady’s reminiscences were a continual delight to Constance.

his reminiscences of his early days in Parliament.

He entertained us with reminiscence of his childhood.

her happy reminiscences were adumbrated by consciousness of something else.

his first works are too full of reminiscences of earlier poetry.

They spent some time in reminiscence before turning to the business that had brought them together.

The visiting prime minister, dispensing with protocol, exchanged informal reminiscences with her neighbor at the table. The word now often denotes simply a code of correct conduct:

He lapsed into the silence of reminiscence.

This orgy of reminiscence has different causes in different countries.

Harry allowed him thirty seconds of reminiscence before clearing his throat loudly.

It was yearly reminiscence of George Zimmerman's earlier arrangement on murder and manslaughter chargers.

And the sensitive observer of sculpture must also learn to feel shape simply as shape, not as description or reminiscence.

They are reminiscences of the Christminster Colleges.

Fourteen years of family photos, reminiscences and his diary of Syria's civil war-along with his list of 30,000 followers-were erased.

Two other volumes consist of critical study and reminiscence.

How dare he not warm to our finely-honed reminiscences?

One brief sigh sufficed to carry off the entire burden of these dismal reminiscences.