Sentence examples for memory told more from inspiring English sources

But here the sentences have the quality more of a semantic memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

But here the sentences have the quality more of a _semantic _memory than an episodic one — memory told more than memory lived.

Japan's reluctance to reassume an imperial posture is telling, more a function of historical memory than of military capability.

"Do you understand that you were nearly born in prison?" Then he summoned a more painful memory, telling Zeni of one of the last times he had seen her.

"A Spoken Dish" interviewed all these people, and grabbed, from each conversation, one sparkling gem of a food memory that tells you more about the interviewee than a whole conversation could.

The more I told, the more attention I got from the therapists and the police and the memory experts and that meant I also got more drugs".

Tell me more, tell me more!

The more often the stories are told, the more likely the memories are to be implanted.

And her memories are telling, because perhaps more than anyone else in the upper echelons of the city's Department of Education, Ms. Lyles has known the city schools as both a student and a lifelong educator in the system.

"Your long-term memory seems to be hunky-dory," Dr. Groom has told Brooks more than once, jubilantly.

It desecrates memory," Soyinka told Sahara Reporters.