Sentence examples for reliving a memory from inspiring English sources

I don't think I've ever seen a movie like it, it seems to capture what memory – or the reverie of reliving a memory – feels like.

I have often wondered what that would be like, reliving a memory stored in my brain on command.

When Ramirez fired the lasers into the mouse's hippocampus, the animal exhibited classic fear behavior, just as it would if recalling or reliving a memory of the foot shock. .

As long as it's not too distracting, reliving a memory that has made you blush will most likely cause you to blush, just by remembering the occasion.

In the first study, cell biologist Mark Mayford of The Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, California, and colleagues genetically engineered mice to be able to relive a memory when injected with the schizophrenia drug clozapine.

We've all had the pained feeling of trying to relive a memory that keeps slipping away, but never before has that obnoxious experience looked so gorgeous.

Part of your conscious mind was tracking your driving experience, while the rest of your attention was turned inward as you relived a memory, projected what you believe is going to happen next, or rehashed a conversation.

Paulson suggests that Hogarth wants our sympathies to be with the pair at the table, reliving a heroic memory, and not with the politicians across the way.

We have to view reliving a difficult memory simply as a way of keeping us grounded in the present.

This time last year international league was sprinkling its magic around the north of England and other assorted venues from Bristol to Avignon, and the World Cup's media manager Martin Johnston is currently reliving a few memories in a daily blog.

It was as if he were reliving an awful memory, retelling it tentatively, unfurling the pain a little bit at a time.