Sentence examples for imaginative memory from inspiring English sources

I'll let my imaginative memory rip on the left-hand page, and I'll put your factual record on the right-hand page, unchanged and unadorned.

But his evocation of the Istanbul of his erased youth is a triumph of imaginative memory, on a par with WG Sebald's The Emigrants.

Notable amongst these "imaginative" paintings is Memory of the Garden at Etten.

In both cases, visions were regarded as imaginative combinations of memories of sense perceptions.

DiMeo is empathetic and imaginative in his memory-conjuring, basing his history both on reading and on human emotion.

Saporiti has a marvelous memory, so imaginative!

Still, it was the Messiaen performance that will undoubtedly live longest in memory: an imaginative conception expertly realized.

Far from being a surface gimmick, Hart's usage of bubble wrap is a sophisticated and increasingly imaginative exploration of preservation, memory, and the limits of audience interaction with artwork.

In Portsmouth and Portsea, Light does not have to declare herself "travel sick", or hive off sections of imaginative writing, because her memories of being a child on the busy streets unites on the page with her historical expertise.

In remembering, we add and fill in — and the more often you remember something, the more you change it, by committing to memory your own imaginative acts of recall.

For the sort of phenomena mentioned in the latter claim may very well be best explained by cognitive theories that consider mental simulation and other forms of mimicry central to certain imaginative activities as well as to memory.