Sentence examples for memory evoking from inspiring English sources

Like smell, music seems to have a hard-wired connection to memory, evoking the past instantly and powerfully.

Rather, the piece would emerge and develop as if it were a memory, evoking textures and situations from the past.

Korn wonders whether the promotion has tapped into the Salvadoran cultural memory, evoking the weeks of bingeing on tamales and tortillas that always accompanied corn harvests in the countryside.

Here is Claudia expounding in a characteristic manner: "For me, memory evokes the theater.

That he needed help?" The memory evoked an intensified version of Brando's familiar look of enlightened compassion.

Elizabeth is a fugitive presence in the novel; she exists in the tissue of communal memory evoked by the letters.

As he imagines an editor saying about a memory evoked by another musical favorite, the Lovin' Spoonful: "It's not bad, but it's sort of ordinary and doesn't amount to much".

In the mammalian olfactory bulb (OB), NO plays a role in the formation of olfactory memory evoked by pheromones as well as conventional odorants.

A lot of memories evoked – some very bad/sad and dark but also good ones of the camaraderie.

For her, the winding down of NASA's space shuttle program intensifies the memories evoked by the exhibit.

Its melody and vocal arrangement a homage to the Carpenters, Haunted Jukebox notes how the memories evoked by old music hit harder as you age.