Sentence examples for tangible memory from inspiring English sources

To calm her own nerves, she had a tangible memory of Therese Rochette with her: Therese's blue eyeglasses.

We present a tangible memory notebook reMi that records ambient sounds and translates them into a tangible and shareable memory using animated paper.

It has both the editorial concision of the British summary and the tangible memory aspect of the "West Wing" opener (only, instead of giving us Josh's memories, it gives us our memories of earlier television moments).

A thematic companion piece to Lars von Trier's Melancholia, this eerily affecting oddity posits a world in which mankind's senses are slowly shutting down, with the initial loss of smell provoking outpourings of Proustian grief as tangible memory evaporates like perfume on the breeze.

Eventually she gave it to me, and now it's a sweet tangible memory of her.

They were their most precious toys, a tangible memory of that time of endless playful adventure, a symbol of their imaginations, their sisterly fun.

This could be because tangible memories utilize all five senses, evoking emotional triggers and transporting us back to a precise time, place or moment.

What brought him back to life, he maintains, was exposure to his films and 40 books, published over decades, offering tangible memories of his adventures.

Erica maintains – through her own experience as the mother of a baby who died soon after birth, as well as 20 years of helping other parents – that tangible memories are important.

But I would argue that those tangible memories are invaluable, and that passing down at least some of those possessions creates an important connection between generations and has a vital part in a family's history.

Even for Gruden, who describes himself as "not a deep guy," memories nearly two years old suddenly seem tangible, memories of his greatest night as a head coach, Jan . 26 , 2003when his Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII.