Long after the Republican nominee has been decided upon, the most compelling memory of the 2012 Iowa caucuses for me will not be a relieved Mitt Romney or an incredulous Rick Santorum.
Subjectively compelling memory experiences can occur even for events that never happened, a phenomenon referred to as false memory [ 1].
(She will also screen archival films — useful but, to my mind, less compelling artifacts than memories).
The game in Mogi Mirim, everyone agreed, had been lousy, but, in a general sense, so had the entire season — the least compelling in recent memory.
The violinist Miranda Cuckson was a compelling advocate, but memory of the concerto's quirky charm faded fast during a riveting account of Sibelius's eloquent String Quartet in D minor ("Voces Intimae") by the Daedalus Quartet.
Bixby Vision is without question one of the most compelling in recent memory, taking advantage of the on-board camera for a number of different activities like shopping and text translation.
Conceived and directed by Lola Arias, the show offered a compelling mix of personal memories and – since the actors were all born around the time of the 1976-83 dictatorship – a mosaic of modern Argentinian history.
Hamilton's voice, which is rough and deep but can leap into an Al Green-style falsetto — his duets with Green on the legend's 2008 album, "Lay It Down," were among its highlights — has been used to paint compelling portraits of childhood memories ("Mama Knew Love"), romantic disappointment ("Can't Let Go"), and, just as often, romantic compatibility ("Cool").
The upside to the imbalance has been the most compelling conference scramble in memory, or ever, out west, where the top teams have been playing pyramid for weeks.
If the pundits are correct, the thousands watching in person and the millions viewing around the world could be treated to the most compelling swim meet in memory.
