Sentence examples for benign memory from inspiring English sources

We moved on with our lives, occasionally passing it on the highway, conjuring up some pleasant, benign memory.

Yet for all the benign memories, Woodstock also set in motion other, more crass impulses.

In the early clinical and "preclinical" stages of the illness, the symptoms of forgetfulness can be ambiguous and easily confused with the benign forms of memory loss that are associated with normal aging.

However, since cache attacks resemble memory intensive benign applications, it is difficult to precisely model attack behaviour.

The two faces Italy displayed toward Jewish citizens and refugees just before and during World War II have become the focus of recent historical research that both undermines that country's wartime image as a nation of benign captors, and rekindles memories of heroic Italian individuals.

21 Meanwhile, emerging data suggest that interictal spikes even in benign focal epilepsies can impair memory consolidation in sleep.

Even more troubling for those with memories of the benign roguery of Errol Flynn et al, the outlaws rob and kill, but give nothing to the poor.

Sheryl Crow, the singer and songwriter who has survived breast cancer, disclosed this week that she has a benign brain tumor that has affected her memory.

Cruickshank narrates a story of immense change which continues to this day, and calls for a response to the destruction of not only a way of life but of memory by forces that are not benign and affect us all.

(2009) found that high-worriers who had undergone benign interpretation training subsequently showed greater residual working memory capacity whilst worrying compared to a control group of high-worriers.

Linda Gutierres's memories had taken on a more benign gloss since she threw Teena Brandon out of her house and told Nissen and Lotter where she was staying on the night of the murders.