Sentence examples for definite memory from inspiring English sources

His first definite memory is No. 3 Fifth Avenue or… Impressions of a little French restaurant in Soho.

His first definite memory is No. 3 Fifth Avenue or… Reminiscences of childhood spent in New York in the early 1900's, and some of author's vivid recollections of the time.

I also have definite memories of him washing my knickers, but he denies it.

In another one of those suspiciously clear and definite memories I see myself there that Monday morning, in those medieval surroundings, at that scarred old olive-wood table, opening a blank, black-jacketed manuscript book and writing on the first page the title Christine Falls, while within me my heart quailed before the task I had set myself.

"In cases like this," he said, "nonerasable memory has definite advantages".

Various reports demonstrate that the connection of CREB and long-term memory is definite.

Patients were excluded if data collection was impossible (for example because of a severe hearing or language impairment), if they had a short life expectancy, if they were awaiting nursing home admission, or in case of a definite indication for specific memory clinic follow-up (for example having been diagnosed with a rare dementia).

The clinical amnestic phenotype includes the presence of definite impairment on specified memory tests that control for encoding and where there is a failure to normalize recall with cuing (for example, impaired performance on the Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test).

Not definitive, just definite.

He does not appear to be suffering from amnesia, particularly, and neither are there definite, sharp-edged holes in his memory.

"Memory vibrated but without recalling any definite event," Lang recounts of his initial sailing trip with Dorn.