Sentence examples for cold memory from inspiring English sources

For a single event, a fear network usually remains mostly connected to its cold memory counterpart, and some autobiographical context is maintained.

Out of that earth house I inherited A stack of singular, cold memory-weights To load me, hand and foot, in the scale of things.

Leads went cold, memories faded, witnesses went missing.

"There are a lot of happy memories - cold memories, but mostly all happy out here.

Cold memories, for their part, are seen to be selective representations of the contextual and factual elements of the event, consciously and verbally accessible to the trauma survivor.

Thus, with each additional traumatic event, the fear network grows, and the hot memories become increasingly disconnected from the contextual referents of the cold memories (such as time and place).

But, for the life of me, I can't draw out of cold storage a memory of my son losing his first tooth.

The creepy Simon Cowell lap dancing moment seems like a cold, distant memory now.

Providing mediation where necessary, and a long Cold War memory, was Paul Rogers, professor of peace studies at Bradford University.

But even to a new generation, without cold war memories, the medal table is still a source of pride.

In the Riksdag as in the waters off Stockholm, Swedes are finding their cold war memories seem a bit less stale.