Sentence examples for Indistinct memory from inspiring English sources

Gimme!" But she's not attempting a simple 80's revival; for all the vaguely familiar hooks, there are also sustained, wistful overlays of strings and acoustic guitar that enfold the music like a haze of indistinct memory.

Indistinct memories came to him.

And people, things, clothes, memories, stories — all seized and made instantly vivid: Indistinct memories came to him.

To clarify the epistemology of memory, Reid distinguishes between distinct and indistinct memories.

He says distinct memories are "real knowledge" and indistinct memories are not: "Memory is always accompanied with the belief of that which we remember, as perception is accompanied with the belief of that which we perceive," which emphasizes the structural similarity between the two faculties.

"The beautiful things we shall write if we have talent," Proust says, "are inside us, indistinct, like the memory of a melody which delights us though we are unable to recapture its outline.

In others, he is indistinct, as my memory of his physicality is eroded by time, his reality slowly reclaimed by the natural world, receding into the past as my own trajectory continues into the future.

Speedy J? All of these hundreds of nights out have pretty much congealed into one indistinct and threadbare memory now.

His memories grew indistinct, but still maintained the weight that memories can have.

We made these moves, I know we did, but my memories are indistinct.

Age in these memories is rather indistinct.