Sentence examples for calling on memory from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is indeed a more prolonged psychological present, a brief period during which successive events seem to form a perceptual unity and can be apprehended without calling on memory.

Firefighter Beddia's sister, Susan Beddia Olson, closed the service with the most personal eulogy of all, calling on one memory after another and bringing many in the congregation to tears.

He called on memories and showed what he'd been up to lately.

In addition to carved synagogue ornamentation, unimaginably intricate paper cuttings and wooden models of synagogues, the curators have gathered a dozen carousel horses, a lion and a dragon by Jewish artisans who called on memories and their training in their homelands for their craft.

To generate emotion, she doesn't call on sense memory from her own life, as actors are often taught to do; instead, she immerses herself in the circumstances of the character.

I remembered those cries, saw that they fitted (the requirements of the scene), and I called on my memory as required.

Her voice somewhat nostalgically reminded me of my mother's Queensland family, and when required to speak in character (as opposed to miming my edit of her voice), I'd call on childhood memories of Aunt Jeanette.

Just to prove the contrary, people have called on their memories and exercised their facial muscles.

He lauded Mahatma Gandhi, calling on Indians to revere his memory by keeping the country clean.

"One of the reasons I like to work in the theater is that theater not only dignifies the idea of memory but also it's an art form that calls on the cultural memory".

Fix all ER verb tenses in a scene so you can visualise it when you need to call on it from memory.