Increasingly for us, the world in its variety, like the world of our past, remains at best a very obscure memory, while for many of our children, to judge from recent reports, it seems an utter mystery.
Weinman's article brought back to me the obscure memory that Peter had attended an alternative high school with an exotic name (she reported it: Elizabeth Cleaners Street School).
Her brain had dug out this obscure memory and run with it while she slept.
I say it is highly unlikely, that trauma has long been known to obscure memory.
In each meditation session, I sat cross-legged with pillows under each knee, trying to monitor the air passing through my nose and other sensations across the body, but also found myself sifting through a bizarre pageant of obscure memories, hare-brained business ideas, inane jokes, and other mental detritus that blared over my brainwaves.
But the Kremlin will almost certainly determine Rosneft's strategy.Since the fall of communism, Russian businessmen, including Mr Khodorkovsky, have repeatedly gambled on the amnesia of foreigners betting that the greed of investors and a bit of public relations would obscure memories of malfeasance and instability.
If you want to plunge into abstract art, to be lost in colour, sensation and obscure memories, you can't do better than Monet's waterlily decorations.
Two horrifying earthquakes in quick succession, in Haiti and Chile, had begun to obscure memories of another such disaster that happened exactly a year ago today: the devastation of the medieval city of L'Aquila, and 50 nearby villages, in Italy's mountainous Abruzzo province.
CAE was not calculated in 244 out of the 604 subjects due to unclear arsenic concentration or obscure memories of the residential history.
Timothy J. McVeigh was formally sentenced to death Thursday, moments after reciting from memory an obscure quotation from a 1928 Supreme Court opinion about the proper role of government in America.
But the story of how PARC's technology the printed transistors wound up paired with memory technology from an obscure Norwegian company also provides a window onto a 10-year struggle by Xerox to transform the way it commercializes R&D ideas.
