Sentence examples for memory and attachment from inspiring English sources

The images are a mix of landscapes and portraits – the landscapes speak of memory and attachment to place, while the portraits explore identity, grief, loss and reconciliation.

By studying the yearly Karaga jatre (ritual) in Bangalore, India ethnographically and spatially, the paper describes the ritual's relevance to urban form, its role in sustaining collective memory and attachment, while conveying the process of urban image making.

There is strong evidence for thematic continuity between narratives, dreams, early autobiographical memories and attachment patterns [ 92].

It's great that everyone can download things but you have memories and attachments to music.

Visual art and the built environment play an important role in this process, providing the setting for long-lasting memories and attachments.

After an iteration, new possible attachment points for a specific circular substructure are kept in memory and those attachment points are extended in the next iteration.

The tug of memory and fierce attachment, the vision of his mother as young and handsome, and his son dressed and armed when he had last seen him, are set against the song of the nightingale and the noise of preparation.

The human mind has an amazing memory and emotional attachment to things, so letting go can be tough.

The main character is still defined by two personal details: a freakishly good memory and an extreme attachment to a Mickey Mouse watch.

Get up, stand in it, be seen through And out in the night where the ragged patches converge: everything that lets go still has its memory of attachment and that which refused to let go still has its uses "Facing It," in "Dien Cai Dau" (1988) by Yusef Komunyakaa: My black face fades, hiding inside the black granite.

In maintaining the owner's childhood memory and her valuable emotional attachment, the original material of the chair and table was also preserved; only the missing parts were replaced with a new and distinctive material and colour to celebrate its imperfection.