Sentence examples for memory and feeling from inspiring English sources

The paintings of Hodgkin's 70s often have a turbulence, capturing and taking animation from movement and flux, that was perhaps less evident, less urgent, in earlier years, when he seemed more bent on the patient stalking of memory and feeling.

At the New York taping, Russell Banks gave a lovely reading of a luminous story called "The Moor," about a chance meeting that ignites a chain reaction of memory and feeling.

In a further attempt to block memory and feeling he tries to go through with a previously planned caper in his girlfriend Jill's history class, but is unable to.

(The human brain's eager response to intermittent rewards is well known and explains much of the appeal of sports like golf, where the memory and feeling of one good shot maintains players' interest even though they are hacking around dreadfully most of the time).

However, by going through memories, and feeling the love in our relationship, I saw that letting go of the grief was not letting go of her memory".

The poster lists symptoms that players should look out for, including headaches, confusion, memory problems and feeling more emotional, and warns them not to ignore symptoms.

She describes being stuck in bed or a wheelchair, not being able to think clearly, feeling like she'd lost her short-term memory and not feeling "smart" anymore.

Alternatively, compared to directly experiencing a traumatic event, witnessing may have differential effects on memory and feelings of helplessness that may be important in PTSD aetiology.

All I did feel was a kind of blank place inside, where memories and feelings should have been.

The combination of real and set-up photography creates palpable contrasts between fast and slow, event and memory, fact and feeling.

Intuition, memory, experience, and feeling are [each] given space to emerge".