Sentence examples for subject of memory from inspiring English sources

The movie does more than elicit its participants' memories of the war; it addresses the very subject of memory.

Sara Fattahi's "Chaos" does more than elicit its participants' memories of the war; it addresses the very subject of memory.

While we are on the subject of memory, technology can come to the rescue as that faculty diminishes.

I had reason to think about this recently when I gave a public lecture in Edinburgh on the subject of memory and responsibility.

In a book that repeatedly and variously contemplates the subject of memory, Mr. Block begins by describing a strange love affair.

Entitled Hari Kari/Hackery, the original DSG posting, written on 17 June, cited a quote Negri gave Hari on the subject of memory in the 2004 interview.

On the subject of memories, the 2003 strike brings up another painful one as well--and not just for the membership.

In 2011 Barnes published Pulse, a collection of short stories, as well as The Sense of an Ending, a Booker Prize-winning novel that uses an unreliable narrator to explore the subjects of memory and aging.

The album shows Harris continuing to "grapple with the subjects of memory, loss and profound grief"—and doing so with musique concrète-inspired field recording techniques, no less.

"He wanted to know, 'What's the ocean?'" There was a brief moment this summer, a little over a year after the publication of my first book, Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art And Science Of Remembering Everything, when I thought I had finally put the subject of my memory into my memory.

The subject of "Without Memory" (1996) suffers from a rare kind of amnesia that prevents his brain from forming new memories.