Sentence examples for moving memory from inspiring English sources

Yet she is also a woman who provides a living, moving memory of one of the nation's most painful periods as soon as she says who she is.

In the hands of a gifted director, and embedded in a script worthy of the subject, Danny LaBrecque might well kindle in the film's audience a quiet and moving memory of why Fred Rogers became perhaps the most beloved person in our country.

The memorial, "Moving Memories," is a large open-air concrete disc topped by an elevated ring of stainless steel with 54 phrases laser cut into it.

The years fall away like leaves that turn and change colour as Robertson recounts his amusing and moving memories.

Composed of the measured and moving memories of one particular family, "What Remains" reads as something of an act of love, a deeply personal act of love.

One of the main things the brain is doing is moving memories from short-term storage into long-term storage, allowing us more short-term memory space for the next day.

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RS: And her mother had very moving memories of the Greek civil war and the occupation in Greece.

A second disadvantage is the extra power needed to move memory bits longer distances.

These accounts are rapidly lost as people move, memory becomes less reliable, victims die and any prospect of justice is lost.

It is thought that the brain moves memories from temporary to longer-term storage during this deep sleep.