Sentence examples for time memory from inspiring English sources

People have limited time, memory and attention.

Ms. Champa's story is ultimately about time, memory and change, hope and regret.

OLD LYME "Space Time Memory," works by Forrest Bailey and William Vollers.

Each was asked why they made films, and nearly all attempted some grand statement about time, memory and the image.

Faulkner uses stream-of-consciousness narration to suggest the way that Benjy's mind flows through time: memory, reality and emotion meet, shift, and kaleidoscopically recombine.

Combining realism and surrealism, the film triumphantly brings together the ideas about time, memory, love, jealousy and ambition that inform the novel.

My long-time memory is good.

But my long-time memory is good.

Updated at 8.47pm GMT 8.42pm GMT Half-time memory lane dept.

It was hundred-and-six-year-old J. Laurence Moffitt, one of the first W.W.I. veterans I interviewed, who explained it to me during our initial visit: You know, you hear about long-time memory and short-time memory.

The brain, struggling to process such a strange set of experiences, "has to categorize it as a dream or as a long-time memory," she suggested.