Sentence examples for accumulated memories from inspiring English sources

I imagine Bush cherishing eight years' worth of accumulated memories of comfort and various forms of relief in ceramic sanctums.

Your accumulated memories make you who you are — how terrifying is it that they can simply vanish?

To Here Knows When sounded incredibly alive and fresh, as if years of accumulated memories, associations and familiarity had been blasted off it.

The artist's use of accumulated memories is further in evidence in a 44-page bound work of photographic collage that is part of the Venice project.

Thus it was, Spence concludes, that "the greatest catastrophe of his life, the fall of the Ming,... turned out to be the key to unlock the chambers of his mind and allow the accumulated memories to come bursting out".

Not only the residue of a successful Victorian resort with a zoo and ladies of leisure holidaying with their servants in the Georgian cottages, the residue of a wealthy heyday, but also a place full of accumulated memories … He was left with the deserted beach and the empty plastic bottles on the shore and the odd straggling stranger on the promenade walking his dog".

According to Rosenstock-Huessy the lesson of history and the accumulated memory (history) of human suffering gathered through our speech-formed, time-building capacity was that we all must live as Jew, Christian, and Pagan.

[SM: 577] The economical role of science is to allow us to understand and react to nature prior to experience; just as a newborn chicken knows what to do as soon as it is hatched due to its accumulated memory (it doesn't need to learn on its own as the learning has already been done by its ancestors), so we now learn from science how to anticipate the world.

However, several findings indicate that the alterations rather reflect the behaviour of the accumulated memory T cells with ageing.

That is, the memory trace of the target stimulus may be supplanted by the accumulated memory traces of interfering stimuli that are present during the retention interval.

— but they can accumulate memories for everything that they experience after the onset of the condition.