DAVID EAGLEMAN: Good example of calm, inaccurate memory, thanks.
The next few hours were oddly calm, a comforting memory of a long-ago date with her husband-to-be.
It can be difficult to stay calm if the memory is painful but the whole idea is to calm yourself and not get mad.
In fact, the novel features one of the more extravagantly unreliable narrators of recent memory — his calm, precise voice masking something quite other.
Sometimes, all it takes is a deep breath and a good memory to calm down when you're feeling overwhelmed.
Taken together, the results suggest that sleep allows the brain to calm its activity so memories can be written down.
Dr. Darwish Shoughari, who runs the nonsectarian Amel clinic in Tyre, said southern Lebanon remained calm, thanks to residents' memories of sheltering in Syrian homes during Hezbollah's 2006 war with Israel, and to Hezbollah's tight grip on security.
There was a vague sense that the city was going overboard, trying to calm fears stirred by memories of Katrina, or more cynically, trying to make up for perceptions that the Mayor underestimated last winter's blizzard.
Drugs do exist that can treat some symptoms of the disease such as improving memory and calming anxieties.
Her eyes were very blue, eyes void of protest or argument, full of calm, momentful existence, perhaps without memory.
