Sentence examples for Flawed memory from inspiring English sources

Add to that our tendency to embellish the truth or our often flawed memory, and the natural erosion of facts that occur when stories are told through the Whisper-Down-the-Lane generations.

She is also, incidentally, the only character identified by a real name "because my flawed memory can't perfectly portray real people," Hale explains in an author's note.

Checklists are what the author describes as a "cognitive net", a mechanism that can help prevent experienced people from making errors due to flawed memory and attention, and ensure that teams work together.

In a stroke of imagination characteristic of Yehoshua, the films are dubbed in Spanish, complicating the director's often vague or flawed memory of his own movies with another layer and another kind of opacity.

Schacter typically begins with a topical anecdote involving some form of flawed memory -- how, for example, people's recollection of hearing about the verdict in the O. J. Simpson trial weakened over time.

But instead of creating a film that establishes memory as fact, he brings us into a world where memory is flawed and unreliable.

– is as flawed as his historical memory.

No surprise here: human memory is flawed.... and pedestrians like to cross when the coast is clear no matter what the signal says.

Because my memory is flawed, I usually choose to tell the truth as I see it.

"With inconsistencies of that magnitude it demonstrated the witness is either not credible or is not telling the truth or that the witness' memory is flawed about major details," he said.

"With inconsistencies of that magnitude it demonstrated the witness is either not credible or is not telling the truth or that the witness's memory is flawed about major details," he said.