Sentence examples for distorted memories from inspiring English sources

Like slightly distorted memories, the paintings are more vivid than the original subjects.

In the meantime, those people whose faces go unrecognized, or who, like my friend with the sparklers, are the objects of distorted memories, must practice forbearance.

After thanking the judge and the jury, he said: "I'm just sorry for causing everybody any emotional pain or distorted memories about the child.

"Sutures" marks time, not in a mechanical or a mathematical way, but in the passing of a nonchronological pattern of distorted memories and bewildering dreams.

The answer to the question is another question: How else could he have recorded dreams, hallucinations and distorted memories, his own and those of other veterans?

It is perhaps inevitable that the passing of 36 years has dulled and distorted memories; people remember how they would have liked things to have been.

In other words, a facile and distorted memory is almost a greater insult than simply forgetting.

Marcia K. Johnson, Sterling Professor of Psychology, studies human memory, including the component processes of reflection and consciousness, mechanisms of veridical and distorted memory, memory disorders, and the relation between emotion and cognition.

Next, a conceptual factor, an accompanying description biasing toward symmetry or asymmetry, also distorted memory in the expected direction for the symmetric descriptions.

This is why she is able to say: "An injunction to remember can become an injunction not to think, not to grapple with the past: such an injunction seems to me to verge on bad faith". In other words, a facile and distorted memory is almost a greater insult than simply forgetting.

The result can be fragmented and distorted memory.