Sentence examples for memory capturing from inspiring English sources

The cast sang from memory, capturing the drama of Tchaikovksy's last opera even in a concert performance.

But the museum is less a shrine than a time capsule — intent on preserving memory, capturing it in objects, encasing it in stone.

The pilot, directed by Nicole Holofcener, is gorgeous, humid with memory, capturing the way a childhood hometown can be a font of both love and anxiety.

Perhaps my trip to Germany won't compare to an African adventure, but it's interesting to see how memory capturing has evolved.

An enduring memory (captured on a popular Christmas card) is of them having a snowball fight while still wearing their distinctive red gowns.

But there were actions on the ground and words in the air, traveling in profanity-laced shouts and mumbled prayers, that are burned into memory, captured by cameras, written on scraps.

With this regard, associative memories capturing linkages between data positioned in two (or more) data spaces are examples of commonly considered architectures.

The Catskills evoke memories captured in books and movies like "A Walk on the Moon," and "Dirty Dancing".

It was to be a kind of spoken monument of scarred memories, captured in individual voices, to immortalize an awful but seminal event.

"We want all of our memories captured as much as possible, but for me this is just on a whole different level," Mrs. Myers said.

"Time stood still when he batted, so we wanted to have these memories captured in reel for generations to see what he meant to the country and what he did".