The scent leads to remembering the act of unwrapping crustless PB&Js from aluminum-foil packages, protectively assembled at home by careful moms and dads.
I was a reporter for The New York Times, so in my case the summons might lead others to remember a byline.
Merely viewing a doctored photo and attempting to recall the event it depicts can lead people to remember wholly false experiences, such as taking a childhood hot-air balloon ride or meeting the Warner Brothers character Bugs Bunny at Disneyland (Braun, Ellis, & Loftus, 2002; Sacchi, Agnoli, & Loftus, 2007; Strange, Sutherland, & Garry, 2006).
Whether one relinquishes something favored or adopts new habits, such activity is meant to lead people to remember the pattern of the Last Supper that prefigures an act of Godly love, the sacrificial death of Jesus on the cross, culminating in the celebration of the divine resurrection of Christ.
Living under the injunction never to forget hasn't necessarily led Germans to remember more clearly.
Several inmates said that the program's emphasis on confession led them to "remember" crimes that never happened.
This Ranevskaya's privileged upbringing leads her to remember the nursery furniture but not the housemaid's name.
Henkel found "a photo-taking-impairment effect" — photographing the object led students to remember fewer objects and fewer details than those who simply observed the art.
My depiction just led me to remember what the holiday season is all about for me.
Research has shown that relying on search engines for information leads us to remember fewer facts for ourselves.
