Sentence examples for reawaken memory from inspiring English sources
Mr Venner, a presenter on a Catholic-traditionalust radio station and controversial historian and essayist, posted an essay on his website earlier in the day calling for "new, spectacular and symbolic actions to shake us out of our sleep, to jolt anaesthetised minds and to reawaken memory of our origins".
It promises to reawaken memories of the great documfladyentary classic Touching the Void.
Child suicide bombers almost seem to justify species pseudo-differentation and they inevitably reawaken memories of the Holocaust – not that those are ever asleep.
Talking about art, we talked about the difference between art therapy and art instruction; how painting can sometimes reawaken memories.
Freud believed that a psychologically challenging situation, replete with emotional conflicts, could reawaken memories of an earlier (childhood) situation containing similar, unresolved conflicts between biological drives and social demands or childhood experiences.
That has reawakened memories.
The prospect of a democratically elected head of state standing trial in Europe has reawakened memories of colonialism and Western dominance here.
But the new-old astronaut was not to be denied, and his heroic image, and reawakened memories of the early space age, attracted launching crowds on a scale not seen since astronauts were flying to the moon.
In the United States the deadly attacks have reawakened memories of the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, where a right-wing extremist, Timothy J. McVeigh, used a fertilizer bomb to blow up a federal government building, killing 168 people.
But for many others, unwilling to forget the unsuccessful coup he led eight years ago, Mr. Chavez reawakens memories of the authoritarian caudillo -- the classic military strongman with little patience for the give-and-take of democracy.
As a result, the current boom in oil prices may have reawakened memories of the 1970's and expectations that a new round of spending and subsidies will follow.
