Sentence examples for renewed memory from inspiring English sources

In any event, on this view, Latin American philosophers will continue to face the IDP "unless we create a genuine critical dialogue among ourselves and simultaneously exercise a constantly renewed memory of past dialogues" (2006, p. 210).

The imprisonment renewed memories of the murder of Thomas Becket almost 20 years earlier, and Geoffrey was quickly released.

"It renews memories".

"A little at a time we are trying to renew that memory," Ms. Aouate said.

But when one of the students fumbled with the camera, in an effort to renew its memory card, Atwood took the opportunity to turn the tables.

The talk, which culminated in a Q&A session moderated by Ayşe Gül Altınay, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Sabancı University and Aylin Vartanyan, Lecturer at Bogazici University, was a response to the renewed monumentality of memory museums, memorials and commemorative rituals that perpetuate nationalism and ethnocentrism.

"It's a nostalgic get-together with mostly old people coming to renew their memories from when they were kids," said Cohen, whose parents immigrated to the United States from Lithuania.

It ended up getting published in Nature and sparked a burst of renewed scientific interest in memory reconsolidation (see "Manipulating Memory," May/June 2009).

Spy Case Renews Debate Over Ties to Pentagon The criminal investigation into whether officials from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee passed classified information from a Pentagon analyst to Israel has become one of the most byzantine counterintelligence stories in recent memory and renewed debate over the lobby's ties to conservatives in the Pentagon.

What makes the good times so sweet in this gentle ballad about renewed love is the memory of the bad times: "What a fool I was to think I could get by / With only these few million tears I've cried / I should have known the worst was yet to come / And that crying time for me had just begun".

And lovers relapse the way drug addicts do: long after the relationship is over, events, people, places, songs or other external cues associated with their abandoning sweetheart can trigger memories and renewed craving.