Sentence examples for feel memories from inspiring English sources

It's just what I feel, memories are for other people".

But I swear that I can feel memories — as I'm making them — slide off a neuron and into a tangle of plaque.

"You could feel the memories there," Ms. Hersey recently said.

Things that had happened to me before the concussion still had a patina of unreality to them, because I couldn't feel the memories.

"On the outside looking in," is how she felt, reliving memories of school, feeling the loneliness of a crowd.

I feel nervous, memory-snagged, vaguely apologetic.

When you're on stage, it doesn't feel like memory, it feels like the present.

That's the provocative argument of this book, which examines the formation and potential of privately felt public memories.

When he wakes in the morning, he feels his memories downloading into his mind, like PDF files.

I was intrigued by the fact that people felt their memories were as accurate as a videotape, while often they were filled with errors.

The connections between materials are always clearly expressed, never smoothed over, so that you can feel the memory of the workers' hands.