Sentence examples for a temporary amnesia from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the hallucinatory effects of the tonsillitis fever induced a temporary amnesia.

Others have suggested that its effect is instead one of a temporary amnesia, not inhibition of reconsolidation [ 52].

Or was she in a "fugue state" of temporary amnesia (a rare state brought on by trauma or depression) and possibly suicidal?

What's more, while no one could look inside Boatwright's head, the early diagnosis of "transient global amnesia"—a temporary state in which you don't create new memories didn't seem to track.

So this would be an excellent time for the Giants to institute a policy of temporary amnesia.

After a minor car accident leaves her with temporary amnesia and an identity crisis, she isn't sure whether she is "Tip-Toes Kaye" or the person her scheming relatives insist she is, a bogus socialite named Roberta Calhoun Van Rensselaer.

Miliband is now on the backbenches, joking that he "used to be famous", not because of temporary amnesia or a regrettable commission to a stonemason.

"Memories of Murder" was the first ever original Lifetime movie, so the fact that it is so on-the-nose for the micro-genre is almost as terrifying as getting temporary amnesia while there's a killer on the loose (the plot of the film, pretty much).

Lou's the third-base coach, and I'm thinking, 'Oh my God, I hope I can stop at third.' " But either Lou was suffering from temporary amnesia, or he had figured Gil, not unreasonably, for a superannuated Pete Rose.

You could excuse their temporary amnesia regarding protocol.

(Maybe seeing all those helicopters caused temporary amnesia).