Sentence examples for memory they seem from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't approve either, and yet in memory they seem like parties to which we wish we'd been invited.

"We know that the hippocampus is involved in episodic memory, yet when you go looking for the neurons that do the job of episodic memory, they seem not to be there.

But they take positive hold on the memory because they seem so unfamiliar in the fanatical and web-like detail in the non-flesh passages.

Childhood music lessons can sometimes leave painful memories, but they seem to carry benefits into adulthood.

Prince's moves, no matter how many times you may have observed them, have no firm inscription in memory; they never seem quite fixed or preserved.

"I wanted this film to be in memory of them, because they seem to have been forgotten," he told Time.

Afterimages and phosphenes are phenomenologically quite different from the mental imagery of memory and imagination, and they seem not to bear intentionality (and so, unlike mental images, they do not function as mental representations), and they are not subject to direct voluntary control.

I did that because memories, no matter how sharp they seem, are only so reliable.

For this moment, at least, they seem distant memories, banished by the heady thrill of it all.

It prompted memories of the Eliels' travels: they seem to have globe-trotted around most of the world, including Patagonia and the Falklands (twice) – though living as they do near Norwich, they obviously steer clear of Ipswich.

They seem distant memories, though.