Sentence examples for memory that led from inspiring English sources

B.B.: Is there a particular character or memory that led to writing "Ancient Anecdotage"?

It may have been this sense of fallible memory that led Ms. Calle to her preferred art medium: photo reportage with accompanying text commentaries.

He dives back though a journey of memory that leads him to re-imagine his working-class childhood and youth.

Similarly, in the book's final story, "Peach," a contemporary woman follows a trail of memory that leads to a tale about Grace, her grandmother.

It is involuntary memory that leads Pearl, while dancing with a man who hums along with the tune, to fish for "something that was gone the instant I felt it," and that turns out to be the memory of young Holland, back in Kentucky, "humming in my ear as he lay beside me on the bed".

This approach ensures that memory page fault occurs only for fraction of memory that leads to lessening total migration time.

Both explore the corrosive damage of compulsive memory that leads to matricide.

As implied by the name of the episode, he does not forget, and it's this memory that leads him out of his own cognitive maze.

This is exemplified by the immune memory that leads to shorter, more effective and, finally, less energy-consuming reactions towards microbes.

Sometimes specific foods were used to trigger reminiscence and spark a conversation [e.g., the taste of citron was a memory that lead to conversation around childhood foods for dyad 16].

Perhaps it was those memories that led him to begin painting landscapes in the late 1980's.