Sentence examples for conflict memory from inspiring English sources

Similar potential benefits – related to diagnosis, treatment selection, treatment monitoring, de-stigmatization, compliance, and understanding – are noted for persons with attention disorders, addictions, autism spectrum, behavioural problems, brain injury, marital conflict, memory issues, and weight issues [ 26].

The conflict-memories provide the most striking scenes in the book.

It is difficult to say precisely what followed, in part because of conflicting memories.

"Generations have to pass and conflicting memories dim before a national consensus can develop," he writes.

A biography of Monk, perforce, has to rely on the not always reliable, often conflicting, memories of others.

For example, every memory theoretically is encoded at a different time, and temporal attributes might serve to discriminate otherwise conflicting memories.

Its span may be no match for the Brooklyn Bridge, but to Ms. Armitage it is a place of sheer beauty and conflicting memories.

This is what gives "Deuce" its only real suspense, not the match being watched by Leona Mullen and Midge Barker (Ms. Seldes), or even the implicit battle of wills and conflicting memories.

I whispered to myself, "Fifty years; once again!" Meeting Lynne in 1959 and our marriage a year later creates a mixture of conflicting memories.

As the night passes, industrial amounts of hard drink are downed, everybody rolls up their sleeves, sharpens their knives and deals with the past – in all its golden light and conflicting memories.

We're a bit more aware of this because of its implications in the criminal-justice system eyewitnesses, conflicting memories, the idea that "concepts in your head shape literally what you see".