Sentence examples for life memory from inspiring English sources

(For agents returning to civilian life, memory erasure is part of the deal).

The point is that a fundamental aspect of human life – memory – is being altered by the digital revolution, and it is far from the only one.

Our findings suggest that disrupted sleep, and not the disease per se, may induce poor quality of life, memory impairment, and affect dysregulation in patients with AD.

That led to a book, published last August, "We Dare You: Scrapbook Challenges About Real Life" (Memory Makers Books, 2007), that she wrote with Meghan Dymock, Nisa Fiin and Genevieve Simmonds.

The 32-year-old artist, who was born in Peru and travels light, keeps a diary in postcard-size paintings, which riff on chronicles of street life, memory and fantasy.

Rather, the museum said, they "represent characters, with an amalgamation of features Dylan has collected from life, memory and his imagination and fashioned into people, some real and some fictitious".

In everyday life, memories compete with one another.

For the remainder of Totenberg's life, memories of the Stradivarius — sparked by old recordings or concert posters — would bring sadness to the normally ebullient master.

The novel is a tribute to their resilience as well as to the precarious vitality of family life, memories of which form the densest fabric of the book.

The facts of Jacob's life — memories, all — are constantly rearranging themselves into coherent pictures, as if they were shards inside a kaleidoscope.

"I'm conflicted about my career because I have memories I'll cherish for the rest of my life, memories that most people never have the opportunity to have.