Sentence examples for Muddled memory from inspiring English sources
Klara displays a complex mix of pique, sly precocity, emerging but still half-hearted conscience, passivity as an avoidance strategy, inability to challenge an adult's robust narrative, muddled memory and genuine confusion that seems altogether convincing.
For them, muddled memories and lost witnesses — the passage of time itself — are the ingredients for getting clients off.
As our frontal lobes age, however, these types of confused and muddled memories become more likely to happen.
I cringe at doctors' letters that describe the "delightfully muddled lady" they have seen with memory problems.
For the human study, published in The Journal of Aging Research, scientists at the University of British Columbia recruited dozens of women ages 70 to 80 who had been found to have mild cognitive impairment, a condition that makes a person's memory and thinking more muddled than would be expected at a given age.
In her instant memory it was a monkey, but, at the moment of muddled confrontation, she had glimpsed the thing as a hairy, hostile child, and she was too panicked to scream.
In the picture, an apple floats in front of a man's face, covering the features that would normally allow him to be recognised.To people with prosopagnosia, the instant someone leaves their sight the memory of that person's face is blank or, at best, a palette of muddled features.
"Muddled brain" (underlined twice).
The problem is the muddled arrangement.
"And muddled cucumber," she added.
