Sentence examples for mental archive from inspiring English sources

File it away in the mental archive.

If it doesn't stay in the mental archive, it wasn't meant to be".

Despite burying the images in some deep mental archive, Bloody Sunday refuses to fade or mellow in my consciousness.

When I think Cadillac, my mental archive scrolls back to that crisp black and white image of Muhammad Ali, sitting next to his mother and looking over his shoulder from the driver's seat of a new Cadillac.

Being friends with my head, I was given a little something from my mental archive: seven or eight years earlier I had read in the New Yorker magazine two pieces by Edmund Wilson about English Punch and Judy shows and the men who made the puppets and performed with them.

The authors speak of brainstorming sessions and the scheduling of deliberate opportunities to explore this mental archive among the designers; a process facilitated by their strong, cohesive ties.

Because I never have any original thoughts, because I don't have a brain, only a precursor of a Google search engine, I scramble through my mental archives trying to remember relevant quotes.

Even though I feel like I killed it last year, I'm feeling a little nervous and going back into the mental archives to call up last year's successes -- and therefore my own confidence.

Humans are masters of mental outsourcing: we archive ideas on paper, we let Google Maps guide us home, and we enlist a spouse to remember where our wallet is.

ARCHIVE: "Rats' mental 'instant replay' drives next moves" ARCHIVE: "Memory experts show sleeping rats may have visual dreams".

I did pay attention Thursday night, archiving mental snapshots of the other parents, all been-there-done-that compared with the much less comfortable versions I first met when they crammed into Lilliputian desks back in kindergarten, and got lost in the unfamiliar hallways on the first visits to high school.