Sentence examples for concrete memory from inspiring English sources

The equestrian simile turns an abstract idea into a strikingly concrete memory.

I may have hesitated before my extensive doll collection, unable to decide which one to bring along, but I am uncertain if that really happened or if such a concrete memory was contrived and imposed later.

Simultaneously, the learner can understand the concrete memory image in each execution step and the concrete expression of the data structures by observing and comparing the world in (C) with the memory image in (B).

I think my first concrete memory is discovering that my cousin hated them, too – it turns out that there are lots of us who do.

I don't recall a lot of very concrete memories of it, because I think I was a little bit out of my head, a bit".

"I was only eight months old when he died, so I don't have concrete memories but when I look at photos I do get a very vivid sense of him.

You can feel the book lifting off into its themes in the comments between concrete memories: When I was eight my parents packed me off to Little Sir Echo Camp for Girls on Lake Armington in the foothills of New Hampshire co-founded and owned by Mary Hoisington and Margaret Conoboy ten years earlier.

The trip provides him with his only concrete memories of the island, as a place of pepper trees and tarantulas.

The random gush of information and observation starts to coalesce into patterns; the leapfrogging backward and forward in time is gradually shaped into history, or at least becomes dried handprints in the warped concrete of memory.

I never start a collection with some historical, social, cultural or any other concrete reference or memory.

But just as Shirin's friend chooses to save her because of the pleasure of their play, the novel repeatedly suggests that life's significance derives less from ideas than from the most basic, the most concrete shards of memory.