Sentence examples for reconstructing memories from inspiring English sources
He told the writer, "I'm having no problems reconstructing memories".
When we reconstruct memories as metaphors, we fill in all the meanings assigned to them later in life by suffering — by what Wordsworth, in a very different context, called the "sober colouring" of human feeling.
That's because decades of psychological research on memory show that we reconstruct memories slightly differently every time we recall them.
It's just a grace note, a laboriously reconstructed memory as well as a bit of movie love, but it's something to see.
Through dance and sound effects, the birds — played by three actors in regular street clothes — help Felix reconstruct foggy memories and, more often, fantasies masquerading as memories.
"We go back to the very beginning and reconstruct their memories and stories.
Arguably even finer was Ari Folman's Waltz with Bashir (2008), in which the director reconstructs his memories of fighting for the Israeli army in the 1982 Lebanon war.
The people and groups around me normally "give me the means to reconstruct" my memories.
There, Tifa helps Cloud reconstruct his memories and learns the truth about his past.
I spent an hour or so reading exhibits, listening to taped interviews, and watching old films and videos, trying to reconstruct my memories of my visit many years before.
The main innovation of KIDNET as compared to the adult version of NET is the use of illustrative material such as a lifeline (usually a length of rope or string), stones and flowers, as well as coloured drawings and role-play, to help the child reconstruct the memories of his or her experiences.
