Sentence examples for certain amnesia from inspiring English sources
But even among those who have, a certain amnesia had set in, to which these documents are a corrective.
Officials around here also seem to suffer from a certain amnesia when it comes to those events.
THE past 20 years or so have turned indie filmmaking into a brand as much as an ethos, and one side effect has been a certain amnesia.
From there, the rarefied magic of drinking craft beer and hanging out in groovy coffee shops engenders a certain amnesia about the cheap six-packs and chain restaurants that most of the country contends with.
Accepting Miller as a friendly face in liberal circles required a certain transient amnesia about what the Republican Party is and how Miller has served it.
I'm blessed with a certain amount of amnesia and I really don't remember what went down.
Most people don't come through it.' I wondered at times if the encephalitis had left her with a certain degree of amnesia; certainly the way she described her childhood to me bore no relation to the account given in numerous biographies of her and her mother.
These restrictions can create a certain sense of historical amnesia in Egypt.
There's a certain amount of selective amnesia over this issue, and many Americans falsely believe that 'Saddam kicked the inspectors out.' In fact, the inspectors had to leave because of the invasion.
"Maybe someday," the author writes in "Afterimage," "I'll manage to break through that layer of silence and amnesia". He seems certain to keep trying.
Or would you like to pretend that everything you knew has been forgotten after a certain point in life (Retrograde Amnesia)?
