Sentence examples for memories described from inspiring English sources

It's basically all talk, exchanges of insults, skewed platitudes and highly suspect memories described with placid certainty.

But the memories described here have a secondhand feeling, as if the author had spent as much of his formative teenage years watching late-night cable as he did on the street.

One of her abiding memories, described in her memoirs, Daughter of the East, was saying goodbye to her father in a prison cell hours before his execution in 1979 by the military dictator Zia ul-Haq.

These lessons have influenced and driven the MAS approach to knowledge networks and corporate memories described in this paper.

Two of Jennifer's sisters, who spoke softly but sometimes erupted in laughter as they recounted favorite memories, described a baby-faced girl with a fiery personality.

Participants were asked to keep a simple daily diary to record the occurrence (frequency) and content of involuntary memories, described as 'intrusions', from the positive film that they experienced over the 7 days following the experimental session.

These memories describe a history — they look backward — but they also lay out a plan.

It is one thing to be able to recall an event in general, and quite another to have someone ask you to walk them, step by step, moment by moment, through your memories, describing them in detail as you go.

It may be direct or indirect, a contrast we can illustrate by two models of time memory described by Friedman.

Some recent work in the cognitive sciences of memory, described in section 3 below, is intended to respond to or incorporate the more powerful of these criticisms within revised forms of representative realism.

It would be strange if empirical theories of memory described the mind/brain as faithfully retaining or reflecting the past in its full presence, as the demand for epistemologically unquestionable remembering requires.