Sentence examples for age memory from inspiring English sources

Probably not, but then again, at her age memory is a funny thing.

FOR Americans of a certain age, memory lane is paved in Ho Hos.

Hence in some people, through disability or age, memory does not occur even under a strong stimulus, as though the stimulus or seal were applied to running water; while in others owing detrition like that of old walls in buildings, or to the hardness of the receiving surface, the impression does not penetrate.

Children's performance on this task significantly correlated with their word recognition skills even when chronological age, memory for individual elements, and other possible reading-related factors were taken into account.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukFOR Americans of a certain age, memories of November 22nd 1963 remain painful.

Carole often stares at him for hours, hoping that his chubby face will bring back memories of her own children at that age, memories that are quickly slipping away.

Near the end of the trail, we came across a stretch of ground that molded to my feet while still supporting them, like space-age memory foam.

Re "Cracking the Code to the Memory Vault" (Personal Health, Dec. 4): Jane Brody offered some good suggestions to help those of us with middle-age memory loss.

Preserving an ageing memory is no small feat.

On a very basic level, as I get older, they would be quite useful to buttress my ageing memory.

With its patterns and repetitions, scrutinising its own workings from every possible angle, the novella becomes a highly wrought meditation on ageing, memory and regret.