Sentence examples for a memory of things from inspiring English sources

Jacques Benveniste, Heretic on the other hand, covered the story of the eponymous, infamous scientist who claimed to have found a mechanism by which water could retain a "memory" of things it had previously touched.

Why does the whole thing end with a coda that on the surface could be a memory of childish things, but is far more likely a musical transliteration of the hum and clatter of hospital machines, the faceless whirring and bleeping that are the grim accompaniments of disease, decline, and death in medical institutions - sounds that Shostakovich was already familiar with at this stage in his life?

For a novelist, you really have to retain a memory of how things felt even if you're not reporting them directly.

In England, there is a cultural memory of things working.

Then there's the PowerPoint module, which is only a shadow of an echo of a memory of the real thing.

Nor did I want to drift into parody," he writes, instead promising a "nostalgic variation – in which a memory of the real thing provides the tune and these pages perhaps a line of harmony".

I have an almost photographic memory of things that are flat.

"You can't see whether there is a memory of all the bad things you've done in the past".

"The memory of things gone is important to a jazz musician," he says.

So in memory of things that once were, we still have the remotes".

All life-writing depends in whole or in part on our subjective memory of things that happened in private.