Sentence examples for contradicted a memory from inspiring English sources
Has anyone ever contradicted a memory they had about a shared event? 2.
The finding suggests that tangled structures in the brain may not be causing the memory loss, which contradicts a widely-held theory about the basis of some memory disorders.
That contradicts a 2007 National Intelligence Estimate.
Sometimes to contradict a superior is enough to be reprimanded.
If the facts contradict a theory it must be changed.
Our results contradict a very intuitive idea.
Emotional eating contradicts a balanced diet.
Inheritance of the 'mixed' ON/OFF and OFF/ON states directly contradicts trans memory and instead provides direct evidence of a cis-encoded epigenetic state at FLC. 10.7554/eLife.07205.012 Figure 3. 'Mixed' transcriptional states are mitotically inherited.
This is not quite accurate; the police report contradicts her memory of horrified competence with its account of a young girl clinging hysterically to her brother's body as she attempts to hold it upright.
The study's results contradict previous memory research, which concluded that certain types of physical activities are better than others when it comes to cognitive function.
The most enthusiastic supporters of the war suddenly pause in pain, as if pierced by a memory that contradicts them, while those now vocally opposed to the American presence in Iraq surprise themselves with abrupt declarations of patriotism.
