Sentence examples for matters of memory from inspiring English sources

Yet his vision, confronting the grandest and deepest matters of memory and intimacy, pain and striving, family and work and art, bursts national boundaries — he has made Wiener-Dog of the world.

(Yes, truth in memoir is often a matter of memory and perception, but that doesn't mean that the writer shouldn't strive for accuracy at every opportunity, even when ideas and information are presented in scenes, as in the Williams-Feeney encounter).

Culture is a matter of memory, history and layering.

"This is a really fundamental find it's like the dark matter of memory," says Geoffrey Woodman, a cognitive neuroscientist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville who was not involved with the work.

While I understand that some things are matters of faulty memory, of literal angles of perspective, of limitations of understanding, nevertheless, I do believe that at certain times there is something called truth that is not open to interpretation (sometimes), and that someone writing a memoir has the responsibility of finding out and clearly presenting such moments of truth accurately.

The golden age of concertgoing, meanwhile, is at least partly a matter of idealized memory.

As a result of its slow ish) introduction over the past 10 years or so, digital distraction has come to such a point that it's almost a matter of muscle memory.

There is the matter of snail memory, which Jacqueline attempts to map by dissecting their brains, her work descending at the slip of a scalpel into "mash and inert stuff".

The subject matter of In Memory of Sigmund Freud shatters any notion of separating the personal from the political, and the great Refugee Blues should be as shaming of the powerful today as when it was written in 1939 ("Say this city has ten million souls, / Some are living in mansions, some are living in holes: / Yet there's no place for us, my dear, yet there's no place for us").

Should RDRAM never gain the wide acceptance the company had hoped for, Rambus' patent claims are an attempt to ensure the company gets a piece of the action through royalty payments, no matter what type of memory takes hold, whether SDRAM, DDR or its preferred RDRAM.

We would have to call the experience described here not a perception of matter, but a memory of matter because of its richness.