Sentence examples for triggering memories from inspiring English sources

Welcome to hip-hop's Daptone era, triggering memories through extreme competence.

McGowan's performance was so convincing in rehearsal that producers decided not to release any photographs of him in full costume, for fear of triggering memories among Savile's victims.

While making Coastal Grooves, Hynes was haunted by a spate of gay teenage suicides in America, the events triggering memories from his childhood growing up in Romford.

Thus, the context inside your head is potentially just as useful as the one outside your head when it comes to triggering memories.

For the narrator, Antonio Yammara, a Bogotá law lecturer pushing 40, the dead hippo is like an absurdist madeleine, triggering memories of the mid-1990s, when the country was emerging from an open war between cartels and the state.

Many of those inmates seem to have committed financial crimes of some sort, triggering memories of the crash of 2008 for the reader: there are insider traders, perjurers, hedge-fund felons and convicts guilty of mortgage fraud, securities fraud, accounting fraud and obstruction of justice.

It stimulates thinking, and triggers memories.

Gallaccio points out smell triggers memories in oblique ways.

It made me uncomfortable because it triggered memories of assault and sexual violence.

Being in her company triggered memories of being a child alongside my grandmother, now long dead.

"They have been described as emotional landscapes in that they trigger memories of places and times".