Sentence examples for a sense of memory from inspiring English sources

And he was losing a sense of memory and reality.

As Ms. Chiuri put it: "A sense of memory mixed with new technology".

But music rich with a sense of memory is perhaps appropriate for what is really a memory tale.

In May, before the class began, Mr. Franco assigned each student to conceive a short film inspired by a different C.K. Williams poem about "decay, but also a sense of memory and rejuvenation".

You get a sense of their memory.

But the officer explained that there is a lot of subjectivity in police work: "There are certain things cops know, from a sense of cop memory".

The look of it produces both a sense of guilt the memory of blanketed horses standing quietly on shavings in dry stalls in dry barns and a sense of spiritual stagnation.

Delicate sketches and animated videos by Mr. Bellows, projected overhead, strengthened a pervasive sense of memory's mutability.

Yet while these are friends and fragments from his own life, as these images skip and scatter across the screen they also convey a universal sense of memory.

Specific colors evoke a strong sense of memory and we associate certain colors with events from our past.

Tanne achieves something that few other directors — whether of independent or Hollywood or art-house films — ever do: he creates characters with an ample sense of memory, who fully inhabit their life prior to their time onscreen, and who have a wide range of cultural references and surging ideas that leap spontaneously into their conversation.