Sentence examples for vestiges of memory from inspiring English sources

Once created, the screen takes on a life of its own, becoming a portal to the many dimensions of existence: "Everything that ever happened, everyone and everything that ever lived has left an impression... souls are carried, enveloped in a co-existing dimension... vestiges of memory and self-memory live on, kept in place by yet other aspects of an unseen world".

We will have won when the thought of plastic pollution drifting across the ocean is unthinkable in the present, and only a vestige of our memory.

Their soul, Augustine believed, was a vestige of the Trinity, in its triple powers of memory, understanding and will.

Our analysis seizes workers' memories and encounters with vestiges of older ways of moving and staying in the city to show how public health work produces different lives and cities than it did in the past.

The poet travelling to new places carries inside her a memory of old ones, and, even deeper down, vestiges of childhood, like those "uncles" who suddenly come to mind in the Chinese restaurant.

Every other character has been, at some time in their life, a human, so will still have a vestige or a memory of that mortal life.

The last vestiges of Christmas.

This made us vestiges of vestiges.

Yet vestiges of regional consciousness linger.

Few vestiges of Sarah remain at home.

Vestiges of the old Ms. Campbell remain.