Sentences with phrase «memories of what»

Each of my homes not only has memories that we made by living inside of it, but also holds memories of what we did to it.

«To have those experiences continue often triggers not only what's happening in the present, but also all the memories of what happened to them as children.»

The terrible memories of what happened are interfering with my life.

The law is a laggard when it comes to change, but I agree with Borelle, «In five years we'll have vague memories of what a paywall was.»

Witnesses were mixed in their memories of what happened.

The people are great and the cities and towns bring back memories of what Texas was like growing up.

You are forced to compare your memories of what it was like to the way it's being reconstituted in museum shows or art historical books.

Nelson's work looks at overlapping concepts of perceived identity and the emotional memories of what it means to be a queer black man.

In order to understand Kelley's deep interest in psychoanalysis — especially in what Sigmund Freud calls «screen memory» and partly develops from the repressed memory syndrome — the two experts briefly pointed out that the choreographed video works were an attempt to restore to the conscious mind the now - missing memories of what the buildings of his childhood and adolescence looked like, through a narrative, or a musical - like Gesamtkunstwerk.

«The drawings act as a prelude or a forerunner to creating muscle memories of what she wants the sculptures to be.»

The Town of Light is a game that want to keep memories of what's happened alive, focusing on mental illness issues that exists in our society.

The 2015 Anime Expo and Japan Expo have come and gone and all we're left is with the memories of what was.

Beyond those looks, World of Final Fantasy presents a fresh adventure that brings back positive memories of what these RPGs once used to be.»

Friends, family and the memories of what you did together are what truly endure.

If you can walk away from a car and have nothing but positive memories of what it was like to drive it, the manufacturer is doing something right.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Friday's Colorado school shooting brings up horrific memories of what we saw nearly one year ago in Connecticut.

That was nine years ago and either the memories of what worked have faded or Peirce is finally experiencing the dreaded sophomore slump.

But Stoker still has his pride, still has his memories of what it was like when he was almost great and he doesn't want to lie down in the ring, even if the mob will punish him severely if he doesn't.

Characters will leave you confused with their script, both pre and post-match, but that just adds to the charm and memories of what Soul Calibur was.

Apart from a few dry, ashy chuckles conjured up by memories of what Rescue Me once was, this final season is about as useful as a lighter in a vacuum: Forget fresh air, there's no air left on which to cast a spark.

Wrecked is an indie thriller that stars Adrien Brody who wakes up and is trapped in a crushed car with no memories of what happened.

The Leeds you know and love today would have seemed a paradise to its former residents, although of course there are still many fond memories of what it was like before it got built up.

As I recall, the process involved cutting the jack - o - lanterns apart and into chunks and then boiling them, but I don't have any memories of what was made with the resulting pumpkin puree, probably because it turns out that carving pumpkins aren't the same as pie pumpkins (aka sugar pumpkins) and you probably don't want to use them to make homemade pumpkin puree for baking.

Reef biologists over a certain age are haunted by memories of what glorious places Caribbean reefs once were.

This was an election where Labour was too slow to realise that working class memories of what a Tory government is like were strong.

They're also about memories of what happened there.

Maurice Hinchey's passing brought back memories of what he meant to Democrats in a county that rarely saw Democrats victorious in elections when he first ran for office.

I wonder if people just forget or block out memories of what it's like to have a toddler.

Looking back on something like a memory book that contains both their academic records and snapshots of their work samples throughout the years will give them good memories of what they've achieved kindergarten through 12th grade.

The Portuguese international had a big hand in the French side's Ligue 1 title win and run to the Champions League semi-finals (Tottenham fans, in particular, will have harrowing memories of what he did to them) and despite the hefty transfer fee, this will likely just be the start of a massive overhaul at the Etihad this summer.

In the end, all we will have are very fond memories of what Wenger did for us in his time with the club and at this point we can only wish our appreciation for his endless years of service to the very club we call our own.

I hold out hope that the Big 5 will someday be interesting and competitive again — until then I just ask so many of the younger generation here to bear with us older generation members as we relish our memories of what once was and what we hope can be once again... someday.

He said: «As we see you, as we see this area with its constant memories of what has happened, we seek to share with you in a way that reminds you that you are not alone, that the pain you suffer is not considered passing but profound, and that the grief for the lost is something that will forever be inscribed by our memories in these very stones, stones that over so many centuries have seen so much violence, but have also seen the renewal of hope and the overcoming of evil.

Reading this post brought back memories of what is my favourite link building moment, so I thought I'd share it with you for possible inclusion:

Whether they're little or large, these painful memories of what could have been can haunt you, making it harder to enjoy present pleasures and undermining your confidence in your decision making.

That way the new context will contain the memory of what you were looking for.

On an index card, write down five to 10 high - level bullet points with key words and phrases that will jog your memory of what you want to talk about.

I have a vivid memory of what happened, and it was not what I expected.

What, though, if you played the game multiple times in a row, with full memory of what had occurred previously (this is known as an iterated game)?

There is not so much as the memory of what one was in that condition.

Perhaps God can be merciful, in memory of what he once was, and not of what he had become.

Celebrate the memory of what no longer exists.»

This vision is not just a memory of what has been.

I'm sure everyone, having studied God's word, receives instant memory of what the Bible says, as I do, every single time some «crazy» pops up claiming to know the day Jesus is returning.

So perhaps we could say that matter has a kind of memory of what supposed to be in the implicate order.

For in such an analysis, what is disclosed is that we are in truth a certain direction or routing of events which, because of a persisting memory of what has occurred along it, and because there has emerged (at some point in the evolutionary development so far as our own species is concerned) an awareness which includes both consciousness and self - consciousness, may meaningfully be given a specific identity.

This means there is very little memory of what it means to worship and even less of sacramental worship.

Here's my feeble memory of what the movie's unfashionable but genuinely illuminating teachings are along those lines: 1.

This is my memory of what he said about it, hopefully accurate.

Confession, like story, involves both an exercise of memory of what has occurred and the anticipation of what might happen next.