Sentence examples for memory we heard from inspiring English sources

As the black-tie guests nibbled filet mignon, Jennifer Hudson took to the stage, and, for what seems like the umpteenth time in recent memory, we heard her belt a wineglass-shattering "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going".

These men never lived to be demobbed and see their Lils again, or eat hot gammon, but alongside their collected memory we heard the poem's post-war pub conversation, an encounter reported to Eliot by his maid, Ellen Kellend.

In between the memories, we heard the music and the voices, and saw some of the original cast members.

While we were sharing memories on Tuesday, we heard the news that George Steinbrenner had died.

There is a link then between music and memory, but why, when we hear a particular song, do we feel strong emotions rather than just being able to recite the lyrics?

Many of us oral historians joined the field because of all the wonderful stories we hear and memories we get to be part of - I would say that I fall into that category too.

When we hear certain songs, the memories flow, and the heart still connects.

"Humans have two ways of processing information: analytical, and experiential". The analytic system is logical; the experiential system is based on emotions, past experiences, unconscious memory, stories we have heard, and other immeasurable clues.

Certain fairy tales are so ingrained in our consciousness that we have no memory of when we first heard them; there's a sense we always knew them.

Old Man Willow Elephant's Memory I first heard Elephant's Memory on the Midnight Cowboy soundtrack.

Memory also heard the best in Mr. Wilson's voice after his years of struggle with mental illness.