Sentence examples for upon the memory from inspiring English sources
The flashbacks are to events that tea has somehow impressed upon the memory better than any other device.
The only good thing about this new outbreak is that nearly everyone remembers 2001 and is prepared to act upon the memory, and the swifter the better.
Based upon the memory accessibility diagnosticity theory specified by Feldman and Lynch [J Appl Psychol 73 (1988) 421] and the concept of spreading activation [Psychol Bull 103 (1988) 299; Anderson J. Language, memory, and thought. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1978; Anderson J. The architecture of cognition. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ.
If I tell you this, these words will be perjury before God and an assault upon the memory of our ancestors.
Statistically, the probability that one of us would stumble upon The Memory Box in a Google Alert isn't hard to imagine.
Routledge used a woman's pregnancy as an example: even a woman who experiences a painful, difficult pregnancy who swears "never again"—may one day look upon the memory fondly, and want to have another child.
Not really, because, if you spend any time at all in the great triangle of wilderness, glaciers, cold rainforest and icy peaks at the bottom of the Americas, you are bound to stumble upon the memories of conquistadors, sailors, adventurers and travel writers.
He will have an advantage over the rest of the field in that he will be able to call upon the memories of his victory in 1997 – "the days when I could use the short stick", as he recalls.
But it wasn't until Cather, like her character Thea, returned to the American West that she produced the novels that would seal her reputation - drawing upon the memories of the new, crude land of her childhood in works like "O Pioneers!" and "My Antonia," and taking the words of Jewett to heart.
Once decided upon, the memories are "placed" along a route such as a journey to work or college - or even inside your own home.
She conjured New Orleans' past, present, and future, calling upon the memories and sounds of New Orleans pre- and post Hurricane Katrina.
