Sentence examples for memory which has from inspiring English sources

"I think this is a deeply unfair decision, although of course it was predictable in the current climate," said Arseny Roginsky, of Memorial, an organisation working on preserving historical memory, which has received grants from Soros for a number of years.

That kind of confidence grows partly out of Boston's long memory, which has etched into it the Blizzard of 1978.

No change occurred in long-term memory, which has long been known to be relatively immune to aging's effects.

Since 2008 we have been plunged into the worst recession in living memory, which has been the direct result of a financial crisis caused by the reckless gambling of an irresponsible cartel of banks that were too big to fail.

Although the main symptoms can be treated with anti-psychotic drugs, there is no proven drug therapy for treating losses in episodic memory, which has led scientists to find ways of training the brain through computer-based games.

For years, this has seemed an insuperable problem, and the industry has been waiting for solid-state memory, which has no moving parts, to become cheap enough to do the job instead.

I tend to trust those things which are anchored in my memory, which have been there for a long time".

She urged Svetlana to visit the Taliesin Fellowship, the community dedicated to his memory, which had outposts in Wisconsin and Arizona.

I was surprised by the precision of his memory, which had been so elusive in the past.

I've had to find ways to compensate as an adult, like developing my memory, which have served me well in this business.

It ends with the sensorial, instinctive memory, which, having become a permanent and integral part of the organism, represents organization in its most highly developed stage.