Sentence examples for memory reminding from inspiring English sources

The wonder of "Nostalgia for the Light" is how it entwines and juxtaposes these perspectives, shifting telescopically from the immensity of the universe to the vagaries of human memory, reminding us that the calcium in the stars is the very material in our bones.

That info could jog your memory, reminding you they're the woman you met in the fish market on your recent trip to the Northwest.

I am carrying Shirley, young and old, in memory, reminding myself that life is a bit of a tap dance, so why not jump up and sing?

A gesture to save someone's day, a quiet presence that rustles a memory reminding them that they too are a full and complete human being who craves human interaction.

"Their memory reminds me that the world can be a wonderful place".

Even her doubtful memory reminds us that fact and fiction can be tricky to sort out.

The value in remembering this religious legacy of painting even for the secularist is that such a memory reminds us that faith is often dismissed with the conceit that we believe we advanced from such superstitions and the barbarism that kept them alive.

More generally, the WikiLeaks fallout brought back ugly memories, reminding Pakistanis what happens whenever we get involved with the Americans.

Two new books, Histories of the Hanged, by David Anderson, and Britain's Gulag, by Caroline Elkin, administer a much-needed jolt to our memories, reminding us in unsparing detail how for seven years in the 1950s Britain pursued a murderous little war in Kenya - mass murderous at times - against a rebellion called Mau Mau.

Our collective memories remind us that we're bound together.

As these memories reminds us, the Great War was the first to be fought before the motion picture camera.