Sentence examples for memory and this from inspiring English sources

In 1908, the first modern Olympics of 1896 were still a live memory, and this was quite a different world.

Quaid decides on a "spy adventure" memory, and this triggers a chain of terrifying events, which causes him to question the reality of his own life.

Infants make rapid advances in both recognition and recall memory, and this in turn increases their ability to understand and anticipate events in their environment.

"This settlement ensures that my photograph of our national hero will never again be used in a way that slurs his memory, and this is most important to me".

Clare, in Bate's view, is "the one major English poet never to have received a biography that is worthy of his memory," and this fine and fair-minded book sets out to remedy the gap.

All brain functions are complicated, but the amygdala plays a key role in emotional memory, and this area of the brain seems to show more activity in teenagers than in adults, according to research by Dutch scientists at Leiden University and others.

Ideally, this also means Firefox now uses far less memory (and often this means it'll actually use less memory than Chrome).

Tinariwen are our very first musical memories, and this is one of our favourite tunes, among many.

They are sad, these memories and this knowledge, and Americans don't wish to occupy a landscape of sorrow.

But a small board outside proclaims "ten thousand memories" and this, I am to discover, is the museum's glorious USP: nostalgia.

Imitation is fitting because Woolf's original novel was trying to do justice to the sharpness of new experience, even as it detonates old memories, and this endeavour is always worth trying afresh.