Sentence examples similar to blurring memory from inspiring English sources
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".
Bush's campaign must try to blur memory of his history.
Time blurs memory, and nowadays history isn't always shown as tragic.
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".
At Taberna do Mercado, a lot of that is recreated, along with stews, mint hiding where you don't expect it, cockle broth underneath runner bean fritters, "blurred memories from the way I ate in my childhood".
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.
Now is the time to refuse the blurring of memory.
