Sentence examples for documenting memories from inspiring English sources

Lately, I've noticed I seem to spend more time documenting memories via social media than ever before.

FM: It documents memories of the government's National Indian Foundation [FUNAI] officials who have worked to protect the rights of indigenous peoples living in what we call today "voluntary isolation".

The twins' father, Justin McClure, told The Huffington Post that he and his wife created the YouTube channel as a way to document memories and allow the girls to witness their youth.

Although many workers have documented memories of a period spent in the ICU, van de Leur and coworkers attempted to relate memories of discomfort in ICU to patients' factual recall of the ICU.

We wanted to document memory — or the lack of memory.

In contrast to their documented memory problems in other areas, we predicted that this type of supported memory would be relatively preserved in AD patients.

If documenting these memories seems like an insubstantial artistic goal, wait until the film's final moments, when the interviewees' stories of the ravages of AIDS underscore the brevity of their day in the sun.

In the digital age, this commodification of the frequently anonymous body has been taken to new heights, with Richard Prince making art by recycling women's and men's Instagram shots many of them selfies in a cheap indexing of the ways we make products out of our own lives by documenting our memories.

Accruing evidence suggests that the cognitive deficits in very early Alzheimer's Disease (AD) are not confined to episodic memory, with a number of studies documenting semantic memory deficits, especially for knowledge of people.

For four tortured, insomniac months he struggled to document his memories.

"Anything we have to document our memories is something that we as players can certainly appreciate".