Sentence examples for rebuild memory from inspiring English sources

In fact, trying to rebuild memory can reinforce the pain of loss.

"I tried to rebuild memories and also to skip the parts that had disappeared in my mind," Vogel says.

One of the most extraordinary findings of modern neuroscience, reported in 2000 by neurobiologist Joseph LeDoux and his colleagues at New York University, is that each time you remember something, you have to rebuild the memory again.

How do you rebuild historical memory, and how do you build more upward mobility for the car people?

A new music video from Japanese musician Shugo Tokumaru has turned the feeling of rebuilding fading memories into a psychedelic flow of sharp-edged shapes and popping neon hues.

After his newlywed wife awakes from a coma, a man works to restore her lost memory and rebuild their marriage.

But I have only one wish: to rebuild our house in memory of three people who were burned there and call it the House of Pride.

But, as Bill Kent shows, memories can rebuild what has been lost.

His pictures of the aftermath — and, later, the effort to rebuild — are colored by his memories and by his unnerving farsightedness.

By helping to forge a collective memory of the past, memorials may also help rebuild or reshape a sense of collective identity (Harjes 2005).

"I will now try to rebuild my life with my gorgeous children and the eternal memory of Ian - my hero and true love".