Sentence examples for a confused memory from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, too, I dream of the indecipherable language of tin (a confused memory, perhaps, of its plaintive "cry").

It's a vision of humanity sunk to the lowest level of its downward curve, humanity as an ant-hill, for whom only a latent and confused memory remains of its ancient individuality.

We followed the head "scientist" downstairs and out into the evening chill as he explained to us that the supercomputer would get stuck on various events, unable to fully process them, leading to a calamitous malfunction and the creation of false and confused memories, a fractured timeline of intermingled events.

In a not untypical sentence, a character who happens to be named (metafiction alert) Alberto Manguel refers to his memory as "an agglomeration of brief, confused memories that seem contaminated by literature".

The New Yorker, July 5 , 1969P. 34 Confused Memories of a Dusty Browse Through the "Your Choice - 25 cents" Shelf in a Secondhand Book Store.

By Colleen Brooks The New Yorker, July 5, 1969 P. 34 Confused Memories of a Dusty Browse Through the "Your Choice - 25 cents" Shelf in a Secondhand Book Store.

During this time, Peter wakes with confused memories and leaves the hospital, traveling to a location in New York City and buying a silver dollar coin from a pawn shop.

Over the next seven weeks, before he was interned in a sanitarium for the mentally ill, he filled four notebooks with confused memories, likes and dislikes, conversations with God, sexual revelations and just about anything else that passed through his mind.

He has been talking nonsense: strange confused memories and jabber.

Her depictions of nonagenarian Armenian ladies being trotted out by publicists to recite fading and confused memories of the slaughter, are biting, even cruel.

This meddling is further confusing a confused situation.