Sentence examples for memory seized from inspiring English sources

A memory seized by a mind, however, is as in flux as the present — constantly adjusting to new contexts, it is also an imperfect agent.

He did something that the left has failed to do in recent memory: seize the political initiative and set the political agenda on its terms.

It was more likely "the fruit of memorys seizing again and again on disturbing, pivotal events, reshaping them with each rehearsal, trying to find meaning where there was only happenstance.

Monzon was detained again returning to Havana in April 2011, his computer and a memory stick seized.

But consider: the partner of – and courier for – a Guardian journalist held for nearly nine hours in transit at Heathrow, his computer and memory sticks seized under a section of the Terrorism Act that even the lawyers who drafted it don't think fits.

They also said the large number of memory sticks seized at the jungle camp and the fact that not a single two-way radio or mobile phone was found suggests the rebels relay information through couriers rather than risk having their electronic communication tapped or traced.

Luther execrated Müntzer's memory because he seized the sword in defense of the gospel and challenged the social order.

When journalists try to film or photograph it, their memory cards are seized and deleted and they are chased away.

And people, things, clothes, memories, stories — all seized and made instantly vivid: Indistinct memories came to him.

This was the first time in living memory that Japan had seized the diplomatic initiative and about time too, say the many policymakers who want their country to play a more assertive role in the world.

But the advice fails to point out that although film and memory cards may be seized as part of a search, officers do not have a legal power to delete images or to destroy film".