Sentence examples for memory remembering from inspiring English sources
So-called intelligent behaviour demands memory, remembering being prerequisite to reasoning.
He is all memory, remembering the preteen, whom he never had.
The Nerdomat has a touch-screen on which you play Memory, remembering cards that have been turned over and collecting pairs.
Navigating, keeping track of one's position and building up a mental map by experience is a very challenging process for our brains, involving memory (remembering landmarks, for instance) as well as complex cognitive processes (like calculating distances, rotating angles, approximating spatial relations).
On any view which thus treats causal connectedness as built in to our concept of memory, remembering is a core instance of the general, flexible human capacity to think about events and experiences which are not present, so that mental life isn't entirely determined by the current environment and the immediate needs of the organism.
In The End of Memory: Remembering Rightly in a Violent World, Volf grounds the text largely in a claim by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel where he says that salvation lies in memory.
Mr Memory remembered it so you didn't have to.
For another, our YouTube-enhanced collective memory remembers everything.
ROSENTHAL--Jerome. 6/14/1926 - 10/14/2010 In loving memory, remembered with love by all his family and friends.
Memory – Remember when the old systems each had their own specific memory cards?
She has a very good memory, remembers figures mentioned in previous meetings and always carries a laptop to compare data," Ms Campello says.
