Sentence examples for be sensed in memory from inspiring English sources

The joy of accomplishment can still be sensed, in memory, in every sentence of "Life on the Mississippi".

Value-based decision-making requires that the value of an option can be sensed and stored in memory.

Somehow, this sense of daring experiment had been smothered in memory by the opening pastoral passages and the basic sensuality of the whole.

This knowledge was well retained in memory.

I must be a sense-memory slacker.

There's no sense memory".

Only the secondary route possesses this memory, and this is the sense in which 'human-to-human' transmission should be interpreted.

Their father will be in those memories.

But the sense of democratic engagement, possibility, agency, in Scotland is stronger than it's been in living memory.

Nuremberg was essential in creating memory and senses of responsibility, in Germany itself and far beyond.

Given this account, in which memory is seen merely as reproducing a past knowing experience, there is perhaps a sense in which the memory does not itself count as knowledge, any more than an exact reproduction of a Picasso counts as a Picasso.