Sentence examples for feel the memory from inspiring English sources
The connections between materials are always clearly expressed, never smoothed over, so that you can feel the memory of the workers' hands.
Things that had happened to me before the concussion still had a patina of unreality to them, because I couldn't feel the memories.
This Christmas comes Assassin's Creed, a very snazzy video-game adaptation in which Michael Fassbender is plugged into a machine by Jeremy Irons so he can "hear and feel the memories of your ancestor who's been dead 500 years" (for world-saving purposes, rather than historical immersion).
I have no doubt I'll always miss Matt, but as I contemplate a third year without him I can also feel the memories becoming more surreal... Kind of like vague childhood memories that you aren't sure are real or just based on a photograph..
One person told me that even two weeks after experiencing Use of Force she still felt the memory of the story "in her body".
Or to have a brilliant idea while out riding, but forget it before you can get back to write it down – and then feel the lost memory recede further and further the more you hunt for it, only to pop into your head as soon as you give up and think about something else.
And as the United States women squandered a three-goal lead in the fourth quarter in the Olympic semifinals at Yingdong Natatorium, they could feel the bad memories from 2000 and 2004 splashing at their heels.
If the Thatcherite revolution is seen as necessary but painful then many Britons still bear the scars and feel the associated pain.The memory of Mrs Thatcher's swinging hatchet has damaged not only the British psyche but also the Tory party itself.
In these constructed spaces, visitors--men, women, older adults and children--are able to feel the reach of memory or sense the raw power of climate change both of which can create the wonder of being "moved".
I don't think you can separate how it makes you feel from the memory of other people playing it".
