| They even visit Canterbury on their way, but the tales they tell are the bitter-sweet flashbacks of memory, not episodes of instructive fiction. |
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| He has a splitting headache and is suffering flashbacks filled with scenes that suggest a danger-filled past. |
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| Set within the time frame of the afternoon drive, the film engages in a steady stream of flashbacks. |
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| The voice-over narration and flashbacks provide an autobiographical as well as retrospective cast to the film. |
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| Time is treated kaleidoscopically, whether in selective moments, flashbacks or offstage voices from the past. |
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| This is powerfully demonstrated in the film by atmospheric flashbacks to the last supper. |
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| Leaving aside potential issues with subject matter, it's a bit of a one-trick horse, isn't it, with the flashbacks and all? |
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| This is the story of their reunion, interspersed with romantically filmed speechless flashbacks. |
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| His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold. |
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| His use of split screen and fade through flashbacks is so imaginative that there are moments when the film is artistically stimulating. |
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| More of an acquired taste are her occasional forays on the Wurlitzer organ, which may induce flashbacks of Rolf Harris. |
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| Ashley Judd, the youthful Vivi, whoops it up with the sisters in one of the predictable flashbacks from Divine Secrets. |
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| No doubt there will be more flashbacks to come but so far the ones that have surfaced have made me smile. |
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| Gregory and nearly everything in his horror show look like flashbacks to early '90s video game graphics. |
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| I have no recollection of my past memories, except periodic flashbacks of my previous life. |
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| On the whole, though, the flashbacks are clumsily integrated into the main action, and can't be salvaged by the staging. |
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| Here, honor, freedom, love, betrayal and friendship are intermingled during a World War II drama through a series of flashbacks. |
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| It is never a good sign when a film is told in flashbacks and the same actors are playing the same roles, back and forth. |
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| The story is intercut with flashbacks to earlier summers, when the sun shone and everything in the garden was lovely. |
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| In a series of flashbacks, the film dramatizes the unfortunate consequences of this belief system. |
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| It's also a clever way to integrate flashbacks into the main story, effortlessly making them obvious to the audience. |
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| In the film, the story's narrated through flashbacks, motivated by Stefan's reading the letter before the duel. |
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| Ordinary events can serve as reminders of the trauma and trigger flashbacks or intrusive images. |
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| Some people who have taken the hallucinogen LSD experience flashbacks for the rest of their lives. |
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| You have flashbacks of it and memories but at the same time you don't want to think about what might have been. |
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| I had flashbacks to the time I accidentally sat on a bus seat soaked with wine having stayed over at OJ's house at the age of about nine. |
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| Still other patients may experience mixed obsessive recollections with flashbacks and, at times, auditory and visual hallucinations. |
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| The symptoms that responded to treatment were insomnia, nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety and depressed mood. |
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| He hadn't had any more memory lapses or flashbacks, but the hospital's resident psychiatrist wanted to see him on a weekly basis. |
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| Symptoms to watch for include intrusive memory loss, reliving trauma, flashbacks and becoming hyper-vigilant or fearful. |
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| I am more able to work things out now but sometimes the flashbacks hinder me. |
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| If you have PTSD, you may have vivid nightmares, flashbacks, and bad memories. |
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| A short scene of interracial romance between two characters in one of the flashbacks was surprising, too. |
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| This event triggers flashbacks of his boyhood in Jerusalem during 1938, when British troopers searched his family home. |
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| Dr. Terr suggests that adults who have experienced trauma tend to deny their feelings and have interruptive flashbacks. |
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| There is typically some memory loss and flashbacks may occur where the victim remembers engaging in involuntary behaviour. |
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| The flashbacks to the uncles' escapades in Africa ought to have been the saving grace of a rather uninteresting slow plot. |
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| The graphicness of the gore, gave me flashbacks to the late 70's and early 80's, brilliant, being both shocking and realistic. |
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| He obtained a variety of employments but continued to suffer flashbacks and night terrors and to drink heavily. |
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| We get two major flashbacks while he freezes on a small platform downstage left. |
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| Here, he employed a pioneering form of drama-documentary, involving multiple dramatic flashbacks interspersed with archive footage. |
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| In severe cases, this is known as post-traumatic stress disorder, a syndrome characterized by vivid flashbacks in which the person relives the event in painful detail. |
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| The story, told in flashbacks, takes pieces from the protagonist's his boyhood and youth, and jumps back to the present in each situation. |
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| But the story is presented in a disjointed series of confusing flashbacks that work too hard to logically explain an ultimately illogical premise. |
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| In a revealing interview chung told The Times that she still has flashbacks of her bad experiences. |
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| This brought flashbacks of headline filmsetting on my first job. |
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| They avoid situations which may trigger memories and flashbacks. |
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| About two years ago, Julie began to suffer long periods of depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, suffering with flashbacks of past events. |
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| Marijuana also accounts for many mental disorders, including panic attacks, flashbacks, delusions, depersonalisation, depression and uncontrollable hostility. |
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| Told in flashbacks from Neff's perspective, the film moves with ruthless determinism as each character meets what seems to be a preordained fate. |
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| Libra pairs up for a project, Capricorn gets flashbacks, and Scorpio puts out fires. |
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| Although I recall those nighttime flashbacks, I still am unable to remember the smash-up itself. |
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| Speaking of flashbacks and memories, one in particular was frowned on in Tampa. |
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| It's about regrets, which unfold, via flashbacks, like a folded-paper fortune-teller revealing someone's fate. |
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| In a series of scattergun flashbacks, the story of their affair emerges. |
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| And yet: I laughed, I cried, I kvelled, I nodded along, I ignored doubts, I admired zingers, I marvelled at the restrained use of flashbacks. |
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| Obliquely focalized flashbacks and dream sequences push an already confused chronology into the art-house territory of Alain Resnais. |
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| The study found that reservists were more likely than regular troops to report its symptoms, including disabling flashbacks and hyperarousal. |
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| Oxyacetylene welding, cutting and burning sometimes implies that there could be a risk through injuries and damages due to flashbacks. |
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| Although they were never recaptured, Piechowski relived his time in the camp in flashbacks and nightmares. |
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| The traumatic experience is repeatedly relived through intrusive memories, distressing dreams and flashbacks. |
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| In flashbacks, we see the younger Robert as a scientific researcher, lured by honchos from an airline company. |
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| Some victims re-experience the traumatic events through nightmares, night terrors or flashbacks. |
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| Therapy also helps women cope with effects such as flashbacks, panic and self-harm. |
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| Regular use may result in hangovers, weight loss, exhaustion, flashbacks, paranoia, depression, psychosis and liver damage. |
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| It's bringing on some heavy GCSE flashbacks, though any knowledge that once went with them seems to have been misplaced. |
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| Click here to view clip There are so many flashbacks in African films, it's as though the continent is always remembering. |
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| I was intrigued with your accounting of the experiences of having these flashbacks. |
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| They often reported difficulty sleeping, flashbacks, anxiety, hyper vigilance, depression and obsessive behaviour. |
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| Most patients that had individual sessions presented with physical complaints such as cardiac palpitations, pain or flashbacks. |
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| As is customary in detective films, the film periodically withholds information, and indeed gives false clues in the form of misleading flashbacks. |
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| The disorder is thus characterised by involuntary, persistent remembering or reliving the traumatic event in flashbacks, vivid memories, and recurrent dreams. |
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| Witherspoon, in a physical, naked, reinventing performance plays Strayed, with dern playing Bobbi in flashbacks. |
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| At Henley, the other vaporium, the crew lying around on settees and filling the room with fog brought back Dutch flashbacks. |
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| But it never has the visceral thrill of those individual flashbacks, and the life there is never obviously building to final climactic saturnalia of violence. |
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| The theme of emotional amputation, revealed in darting flashbacks and abrupt time shifts, is charted through recurrent images of plants and trees. |
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| This past week, it was the shooting at the Azana Spa in Brookfield, Wis., that triggered those flashbacks. |
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| Through dreams and flashbacks, we see the string of events that lead to this untimely event, including the true, gruesome story of Ulysse's genesis. |
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| The defendant has further submitted that the claimant cannot recover for upset, nightmares or flashbacks as these do not amount to psychological injury. |
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| The intrigue is accompanied by a voice-over commentary, just in case you don't understand, and haphazard flashbacks to remind you of her traumatic childhood. |
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| The game itself is stretched over almost the entire running time of the film, interspersed with chunky flashbacks that replay key moments of Billy and Jane's life together. |
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| In flashbacks we learn how she escaped from a brutal white slaver, carrying scars far deeper than the whip lashes on her back. |
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| His writing style incorporates a number of storytelling techniques such as flashbacks, shifting points of view and unreliable narrators. |
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| He had flashbacks and shortness of breath. |
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| Reexperiencing, the sudden impression that the traumatic event is going to recur or behaviour suggesting this, the feeling of reliving the event, illusions, hallucinations, dissociative episodes and flashbacks. |
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| Friday night's show opened a little bit stiltedly, and you could have been momentarily forgiven for having 20-year-old flashbacks. |
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| The result of her workplace history was a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder, with symptoms such as frequent nightmares, flashbacks, night time hallucinations, panic attacks and depression. |
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| They are unable either to cope with their past trauma or to settle into stable adult lives, which causes deep depression accompanied by suicidal ideation, flashbacks and panic attacks. |
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| It still upsets me talking about it and I still get flashbacks. |
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| I still have flashbacks and see it in my head all the time. |
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| Former film editor Moufida Tlatli makes this film all about flashbacks. |
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| So this is the second kind of symptom, what is called flashbacks. |
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| The second kind of symptom is flashbacks, meaning people re-experience the event, when they don't necessarily want to, and in fact are trying not to. |
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| During that period, it was noted that military personnel experienced the same symptoms as those found in train accident victims: they refused to return to combat, they had flashbacks and nightmares about the experience. |
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| People may have flashbacks, nightmares or intrusive thoughts. |
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| It opens in medias res, in the middle of the overall story, with prior events described through flashbacks or storytelling. |
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| For example, in cases of severe violence with potentially life-threatening injuries to a parent or child, the children may continue to experience flashbacks and nightmares triggered by any reminder of the perpetrator. |
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| I'm having serious junior high school flashbacks. |
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| Watching Romney, by contrast, prompts flashbacks to Al the cyborg Gore. |
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| Wilson's story is told in flashbacks from the fumbled 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion and its finger-pointing aftermath. |
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| Some users may feel low or anxious, have some memory loss and experience flashbacks of their drug experience long after the effects of the drug have worn off. |
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| Around a campfire with friends, Turner, through flashbacks, relives the scenes of pulling his unconscious partner's ripcord at 2,500 feet. |
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| That episode also contained flashbacks of someone yelling at a young boy on a bicycle to get out of the way, as one of the characters remembered how his young neighbour had been killed. |
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| In most motion pictures, the story may be assumed to be presented in chronological order and in real time except when certain conventions are invoked, such as ellipsis, repetition for emphasis, flashbacks, or dream sequences. |
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| That by José Lenzini, a French former journalist, is the most unusual, retracing Camus's last journey from Provence to Paris as a series of imaginary flashbacks through his life. |
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| It can include flashbacks and nightmares, increased arousal in the form of insomnia, anger and an inability to concentrate, and impaired personal relationships. |
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| Dale is still being treated for a brain injury, has fluid in his brain, memory loss, flashbacks, night terrors and nerve damage to his face. |
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| In the first of many flashbacks, Lestat offers the comely young planter a choice between a terminal love-bite and immortal undeath. |
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| Victims have described to us how they suffer from flashbacks and panic attacks, an inability to lead normal relationships and a permanent fear of death. |
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| Its flaws — its portentousness, its flashbacks, the sunshiny self-importance of anything that happens in California — are far outweighed by its brilliant pleasures. |
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| Every time I flip through the cable, I have flashbacks. |
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| Yet, when the time comes to ready the next meal, P. T. S. D. flashbacks blaze up — frozen pork chops! sunken soufflé! smoking oven! — and I set about arming myself against the next unknowable disaster. |
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| Over time, details accrete, through flashbacks and flashforwards, until we're faced with a dazzling puzzle box of a narrative, as much like a video game as a story. |
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| Yes, it was the 30th anniversary of the Aussie ridiculo-soap, complete with flashbacks to Harold's tuba-playing and a lifesize cardboard replica of Paul, graffitied with a 'tache. |
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| If someone is afraid, if they have nightmares, flashbacks, they absolutely cannot talk about it, because this would be a sign of weakness, this is not worthy of someone in the Canadian armed forces. |
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| He holds these flashbacks an audacious length of time, so they feel like an ongoing present, and so returning to the previous situation is a dizzying and disorientating flashforward. |
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| The work is marked by cinematographic techniques, flashbacks, interior monologues, and language from all levels of society, showing influences from many non-Spanish literatures. |
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| A thrilling storyline with flashbacks and unexpected developments: go from rags to riches, connect with relatives and help out their gang until you're living the golden life. |
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| Anne Michaels's compelling love story The Winter Vault took both Egypt and Canada as its setting while also interweaving flashbacks of historical events in post-World War II Poland and England. |
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| The person may have flashbacks or hallucinate. |
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| As the traumatic memory causes the events to be relived in flashbacks and nightmares a feedback system could therefore lead to the further consolidation of the memory as the body responded again and again to the stress. |
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| In a series of fractured flashbacks, Domino recounts her first encounter with ex-con Ed Mosbey and his sexy Latino compadre Choco at a seminar for aspiring bounty hunters. |
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| Throughout the hook, Lorde's writing is indeed not linear, especially because of its ample use of analepsis and prolepsis, or flashbacks and flash-forwards. |
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| In American composer Gordon Getty's Usher House portraits come alive, recalling the characters' memories, like movie flashbacks, or exteriorizing their inner states. |
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| Two Kinds of Angel is set in a flat where the squabbles of the two main characters are inter cut with flashbacks to the lives of their respective alter egos. |
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| Although not strictly in medias res, the film uses flashbacks extensively. |
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| The moment is still shown in flashbacks on televised Challenge Cup games. |
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| The character's childhood was described in a series of flashbacks. |
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