Sentence examples for remembered event from inspiring English sources

By the time Mr. Kaczynski took office, Katyn had gone from a secretly remembered event to a symbol of Polish heroism and independence.

The explanation for this tendency is that Christmas exists for us as a remembered event, in which even contemporary experiences are shaped by childhood celebrations.

("An experienced event is finite," Benjamin writes, " — at any rate, confined to one sphere of experience; a remembered event is infinite, because it is only a key to everything that happened before and after it". "The ideal and the despair of a biographer!" I wrote).

Even so, is there really such a large difference between what a screenwriter does when he adapts a novel and what he does when he adapts a friend's yarn, a history compiled from research or a remembered event from his own past?

In addition, activity is modulated by the amount of information retrieved, so that when a subject can recall a larger amount of information about a remembered event, activity in lateral parietal cortex is increased (Vilberg and Rugg 2007).

Larry DeBerry, director of the Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Center, remembered events differently.

*Correction: This post has been changed to reflect an updated version of remembered events.

When Mr. Massey testified before Congress in January 1996, he remembered events differently.

_*Correction: This post has been changed to reflect an updated version of remembered events.

"Crocodile" isn't the first Black Mirror episode that examines the privacy and accuracy surrounding remembered events.

Does he remember events the same way you do?