Sentence examples for reliving events from inspiring English sources

But, for his wife, reliving events in Portugal looked and sounded like a painful ordeal.

I've spent the past two years recalling experiences from my childhood and teenage years that I would rather forget, reliving events that should never have taken place and recreating through fiction, moments that seemed small at the time but that I've come to realise caused me great damage.

Can almost sense #OscarPistorius reliving events behind closed eyes as Nair describes shooting.

I was reliving events with such total recall that I had no idea I had.

Thus, Lanzmann's radical insistence that the intent of his films, from Shoah (1985) to the subsequent documentaries shaped from material collected during the making of Shoah (A Visitor from the Living; Sobibór; and in 2010, The Karski Report), are to make viewers experience and keep reliving events that we'd prefer to consign to the past, and understand that they are, finally, incomprehensible.

After he is rehabilitated and returned to action, he relives events and comes to grips with his mortality.

Like so many artists who use their personal pain in their storytelling, it can be difficult to relive events through some of the more poignant songs such as "Sadness is Coming" and "How Long Can These Streets Be Empty?" night after night.

It is during this period of sleep, usually lasting between 10 and 25 minutes, that people are most likely to relive events of the previous day in dreams although somewhat mysteriously (if dreaming is involved in the laying down of memories), they rarely remember the dreams themselves.In this section Stamping on tradition The first shall be last Nativity story?

Reliving past events and imagining potential future events engages a well-established "core" network of brain areas.

But why are we reliving these events?

THE news media have a penchant for reliving major events on significant anniversaries.