Sentence examples similar to ruminates on a memory from inspiring English sources
Still, he achieves an autumnal tone as he ruminates on memory's slippery hold on life and on art.
On "The Suburbs" the Arcade Fire ruminates on memory and modernity, and about childhoods spent, like the Butlers', in featureless, interchangeable suburbs: their family lived near Houston.
A poet ruminates on a year in her garden's life.
More recently, "The Fourth Sign of the Zodiac" ruminates on a diagnosis of lung cancer she received in 2012.
It ruminates beautifully on memory and time and art and love.
More striking, Dr. Isaacowitz found in another study that older people were twice as likely as younger ones to be "rapid regulators" — people whose mood bounced back quickly, sometimes within minutes, after ruminating on depressing memories.
In one study, she invited people to ruminate on a time in their lives where someone had really hurt them.
Women are more likely to ruminate on a problem.
Back in London to recuperate, he ruminated on a saner way to live.
Markedly, this was true for certain unpleasant pictures and tasks, like ruminating on a problem in their lives.
Trump ruminated on a "great celebration" to be had if he achieved his own breakthrough with Kim.
