Sentence examples for Garbled memory from inspiring English sources
Then he delivers this specific reproach to sculptors of "dumb idols" in wood or stone: "Woe betide him who says to the wood, 'Wake up,' / to the dead stone, 'Bestir yourself'!" Does the tale of Donatello's demanding conversation from his statue reflect a garbled memory of the Biblical text, confusing the artist's Habakkuk with a very sin that the prophet denounced?
From its evidence, including a story about being driven from their homeland by a sangah meichol, or wildcat (possibly "a garbled memory of Shalmaneser," the Assyrian king who besieged Samaria and drove the lost tribes into the mists of myth), Halkin concludes that he has found "a fragment" of the tribe of Manasseh.
In late 1951, Watson went down to listen to the London team talk about what they had learned so far, and he returned to Cambridge with a slightly garbled memory of their data.
Stanley appears to be the only person there, tormented by garbled memories of his family and what he did to get incarcerated, and pitifully obsessed with being granted leave to visit his daughter's grave.
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Based on her research, it seemed to Eisler that the mythical civilization of Atlantis, which Plato described in the 4rd century BC, was "actually the garbled folk memory, not of a lost Atlantic continent, but of the Minoan civilization of Crete".
Based on her research, it seemed to Eisler that the mythical civilization of Atlantis, which Plato described in the 4th century BC, was "actually the garbled folk memory, not of a lost Atlantic continent, but of the Minoan civilization of Crete".
The garbled memo that arrives from the idiotic Faye is a scream: "do bad boy sex dog sotry asap.
As with many other false memories and urban legends, our garbled recollection makes more sense than what actually happened.
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