Sentence examples for memory and self from inspiring English sources

Alzheimer's disease, with its inexorable loss of memory and self, understandably alarms most of us.

This slender novel is set in motion by the strange circumstances surrounding a death, but it is more concerned with the enigma of memory and self.

A cry of anguish at the ingenious forms dying can take, it is also an unflinching study of Alzheimer's disease, which robbed his mother, at the early age of 65, of speech, memory and self.

I think Mazis captures the importance of this connection well, when he writes that "both memory and self [are] more like a felt force or like a certain way or style enmeshed in the way our world comes forth to us, yet not something that could be grasped or even seen directly" (2015, 52, emphasis added).

These losses may pertain to changes in relationship, roles, independence, memory and self [ 35].

It is recognized that the data relied on memory and self reporting.

Later studies of products promising subliminal improvement, for things like memory and self-esteem, found no effect.

Delbo also sets the language for further matters crucial to any discourse with revenants who survived the Holocaust: the associated issues of memory, and self-destruction.

The dance is beautiful and harrowing, and, for the first half, draws us into a strange, potent world of memory and self-discovery.

Hauntingly interwoven, the two narratives — and their re-enactments — form a comment on love and death, on memory and self-hatred.

It hovers around ideas about memory and self-discovery and is marked by Mr. Khan's liquid movement style, which is informed by both classical Indian kathak dance and a more contemporary idiom.