Sentence examples for memory's eye from inspiring English sources

Whole industries that once dominated the planet are just a figment in memory's eye, while new industries quietly grow into massive behemoths.

(Ferida Osmanovic has been frequently in my memory's eye -- I thank her for being a constant reminder of what more can be done for her and so many like her in BiH and other conflict areas -- it is not guilt to ask what more could and could I have done. ) Part of the promise forgotten is an embrace of BiH by European integration.

But, then, in memory's narrow eye comes a fixifying certainty, an absolute recognition — a sighting.

In my memory—in my mind's eye—I see it rolling down the rake, faintly glistening.

In that awful void in the Lower Manhattan skyline -- which memory and the mind's eye still try desperately to fill again -- stood not only New York's twin-limbed Colossus of Rhodes but a community every bit as electric, as coursing, as nimble and sometimes as maddening or as neighborly as the city it had come to symbolize in only 28 years of existence.

A "quasi-picture" or "surface representation" is constructed in the visual buffer on the basis of a description in LTM (Long Term Memory), and the "mind's eye" analyses it to extract the required information.

Sampha nearly always prefers free association and metaphor to literal-mindedness: "Flying high above all your memories / I have a bird's-eye view," he sings on "Incomplete Kisses," a song that draws grief plainly.

Novelists, of course, want to see everything, at least in the mind's eye, in memory.