Sentence examples similar to taste from memory from inspiring English sources

Changing what we eat and letting tastes fade from memory create a kind of cultural loss, a forgetting.

The growing taste for watching soloists play from memory has actually narrowed the breadth of the repertoire.

Such slack details, however, will quickly fade from memory, when you taste Alisan's sophisticated, flavour-packed dim sum.

Thus, it is possible that over time, there is a transformation from the taste memory trace dominance (i.e. short-trace) and IC dependency to multiple memory traces (i.e. during long-trace) due to the multi-channeled background experience, e,g., time, space, food digestion-dependent body physiology, etc.

But it tasted like memory.

And from memory.

(Not from memory).

All, of course, from memory.

"They come to taste a memory," he said.

"I write from memory.

The congregation recited its parts from memory.