Sentence examples for memory that one from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps just as dangerous as writing out memory," May said at the same council session at which Dresser spoke, "is the reliving of a past event that is so wincing in memory that one engages in a kind of suffering all over again, which is unproductive of a future".

The implicit memory that one's self was the originator of a cognitive event – the sense of cognitive agency – has not yet been fully explored in terms of relevant neural systems.

It may be better, however, to define the first smart watch as one with memory — that is, one that could display and retain information other than time.

But researchers have made a property of this plastic, called Pedot, the basis for a new type of compact, inexpensive electronic memory that may one day store gigabytes of data on cameras, pocket-size music players and cellphones.

There is not enough distinction between, say, the music when Sophie arrives at the camp and is hideously forced to choose one of her children for death, and the music that conveys the Narrator's memory of that one night of consummated ecstasy with Sophie.

I have the best memories from that one.

48th over: Canada 219-7 (Chumney 25, Codrington 1) Collingwood might never again bowl the 48th over of the innings, but he can have relatively fond memories of that one: seven runs and his part in the run-out.

This is based on the prior work which showed that users can recall a good number of many episodic memories that are one day old compared to events that are older [28].

One memory that will never leave her is of a grieving, desperate mother pulling out a school photograph of her youngest son.

We want to know about that one memory of them that never fades.

One memory that does stick out was our fourth birthday celebrations back in 2009.