Sentence examples for existence to remember from inspiring English sources

Craig Haney, a psychologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a leading authority on the mental health of inmates in the US, believes that some of them purposefully initiate brutal confrontations with prison staff just to reaffirm their own existence – to remember who they are.

Once a thing comes into being, it's hard to remember what existence was like before it; it's an act of re-imagination as much as of recall.

By Matt Buchanan March 7, 2013 Once a thing comes into being, it's hard to remember what existence was like before it; it's an act of re-imagination as much as of recall.

Some people have claimed to remember previous existences, and a few (among them the Buddha) the very first.

Some of the North American medicine men claim to remember their prenatal existence.

We should all be so fortunate to have a friend like him to remember our brief existence on earth in verse.

Johnson starts to remember his previous existence as Cobra.

The advances we've seen over the past ten years can make it feel like the LGBTQ community has gained acceptance at a breakneck pace, but it's important to remember that the existence of LGBTQ people hasn't changed it's the language we use to describe them.

"It is important to remember that Faleh's existence continues outside the frame of the photograph," he writes of the "Hooded Man" of Abu Ghraib.

How do we wish to remember her? How does her life and death inform our own existence, as we pass through this darkling plain?

I think it must be the failure (unconscious or otherwise) to remember this distinction that leaves these radical feminists furiously confused about the existence of trans people.