Sentence examples for blurred memories from inspiring English sources
Mostly, though, she wants to recapture all the blurred memories at her own speed.
Unlike Waiting for Godot (playing in repertory at the Cort theater) which is too cute for its own good, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen play perfectly off each other in an eerie world of faded dreams and blurred memories where it's better to close the curtains than see the sun disappear into the ever thickening clouds.
They had valued being able to ask questions about a crucial time in their lives of which they had few, no or only blurred memories.
There is now consistent evidence that parents report blurred memory of the birth, a rollercoaster of emotions and are initially overpowered by the NICU environment.
Such parallels tend to blur memories of Mr. Crawford's genuinely haunting performance in "Phantom".
Henderson, 80, with blurring memories, recalled enough to say yesterday from his home: "People said things, sure.
"Delayed justice is bad justice," he once told Life magazine, "for time has a way of blurring memories and killing witnesses".
Dr. Saxe and other experts cautioned that any benefit must be stacked up against the drugs' risks: they are habit-forming with repeated use, and can blur memories of events that can be life-changing.
Six decades is long enough to blur memories, but many of the seven students still recall that New York University in the fall of 1940 was a campus brimming with causes: pro-Communist rallies, pacifist demonstrations, protests against fascism in Spain.
When Schnabel eventually read the book — it was pushed on him by the performance artist Laurie Anderson when she was staying at his house in Montauk and she grabbed it from the stacks — he began to see the cinematic possibilities, the ways in which reality could be blurred with memories and dreams.
