Sentence examples for memory and sensation from inspiring English sources

"Writers inevitably return to their childhoods," she remarks in "Nulle Part" ("Nowhere"), an autobiography composed in 2005 from vivid shards of memory and sensation.

He left evidence of his erased lines as he put down new ones, as if the painting were less a picture than a palimpsest, piled up layers of memory and sensation.

What he records, he takes his back to his studio and meticulously inscribes on to paper with Staedtler Mars Lumograph pencils – tiny visions of place, memory and sensation in a huge aerial view of one man's city.

I do not think that Albers gives enough weight to the aestheticization of memory and sensation as self-conscious, even willful acts, rooted in the Symbolists and Post-Impressionists of the late 19th century, whose work in both poetry and paint Mitchell admired.

Sweets are the last frontier when memory and sensation are gone.

The limbic system contains structures that are involved in emotion, memory and sensation.

Dreams are so lifelike that they play tricks on the memory and sensations of déjà vu – associated with extreme tiredness in non-narcoleptics – are common and intense.

Rather than existing in the moment, it is an experiment in creating club music full of blurred memory and sensations.

That they have inner lives, lives filled with highly particular memories and sensations, means, cosmically, nothing.

In Katherine Bigelow's hugely underrated movie Strange Days, a virtual realty technology allows users to fully experience the memories and sensations of another.

(Teenagers will go crazy on social media, sending memories and sensations from their senior prom, their first date, etc).. Historians and writers will be able to record events not just digitally, but also emotionally as well.