Sentence examples for ordinary memory from inspiring English sources

It is stored in indigestible lumps encoded in a different way than ordinary memory.

"And in his head what is fantasy memory and what is ordinary memory becomes very confused," Mr. Fiennes said.

We argue that important aspects of audience design can be understood as emergent features of ordinary memory processes.

After such a showing, I do think that the burden should fall on you to show that mass delusion rather than ordinary memory should be invoked to account for this memory.

Other criteria perhaps involving other sense modalities might lead to slightly different spans of time, but the interesting point is that, if there is such a specious present, it cannot be explained solely by ordinary memory traces: if one hears a "ticktock" of a clock, the "tick" is not remembered in the way in which a "ticktock" 10 minutes ago is remembered.

On the other hand, if what really happened is that he wrote out the themes and harmonies in "short score," then the story is easier for me to swallow, since - if the overture were played in tiny chunks to accommodate an ordinary memory - I could do it myself.

Memories for dramatic events often feel more vivid and people feel more confident in these memories, but, in fact, they are just as prone to being forgotten as ordinary memories.

She takes a holiday in the country that reminds her of her childhood, and with utterly confident directness Takahata takes us back to her 11-year-old world, interleaving these intense and almost ecstatically ordinary memories with her current, bittersweet life, in which there could be romance with local farmer Toshio (Patel).

Since it is not plausible to suppose that ordinary memory-images are responsible for our immediate experience of change, retentions must be a of a distinctive (and not commonly recognised) form of experience.

Retentions are akin to memories in that they re-present the past, but to fulfil the task required of them they must be more vivid than ordinary memories.

Superlatives such as 'most important memories' should be de-emphasized and it may be explained that even ordinary memories can be extraordinary, if they are authentic, heartfelt and unique to that individual.