Sentence examples for sense of memory from inspiring English sources
And he was losing a sense of memory and reality.
"We are in a culture that devalues our sense of memory".
You may pass through but borrow only in the sense of memory.
As Ms. Chiuri put it: "A sense of memory mixed with new technology".
But music rich with a sense of memory is perhaps appropriate for what is really a memory tale.
Nolan's sense of memory and of history is as flattened-out and untroubled as his sense of psychology and of character.
You get a sense of their memory.
It may have been this sense of fallible memory that led Ms. Calle to her preferred art medium: photo reportage with accompanying text commentaries.
But the officer explained that there is a lot of subjectivity in police work: "There are certain things cops know, from a sense of cop memory".
Digital photographs, he says, cannot have that treasured sense of embodied memory because a photograph "is not something material today – it's inside a computer.
The look of it produces both a sense of guilt the memory of blanketed horses standing quietly on shavings in dry stalls in dry barns and a sense of spiritual stagnation.
