Sentence examples for memory and sense from inspiring English sources

She has lost her memory and sense of identity.

Made by Professor Honig's cousin, the filmmaker Alan Berliner, the movie chronicles its subject's changing relationship to language, memory and sense of self as his illness progresses.

But the recipe he found didn't match my rough memory and sense of what a Frisco should be: a bracing blast of whiskey, tempered to a very particular degree by undercurrents of an opulent sweetness.

After reading Mr. Muschamp's superb essay on this building, or more precisely his essay on Art, Design, Style and Culture in 20th-century New York, I feel he has showed us all that, yet again, we are being stripped of our memory and sense of city.

For cases where it is possible to solicit informed consent, I have argued that potential disturbances in the relationship between memory and sense of self is not unimportant information for the patient if we believe that the standard informed consent process presents risks and harms as abstractions.

I am struck by its seamless memory and sense of peace.

Nuremberg was essential in creating memory and senses of responsibility, in Germany itself and far beyond.

Obtaining a large MR is an essential goal for various technological applications, including data storage, non-volatile memory, and sensing applications [15, 16].

Hume's concern is with inferences concerning causal connections, which, on his account are the only connections "which can lead us beyond the immediate impressions of our memory and senses" (THN, 89).

Fear that the words would not flow fast enough as memory and senses dulled and sights and sounds became overwhelming.

Marber also brings up Mamet's studiedly provocative and revolutionary book True and False: Heresy and Common Sense for the Actor, in which he pours especially poisonous scorn on Stanislavsky and his revered Method with its talk of "emotional memory", substitution and "sense memory", and its emphasis on how the actor feels inside.