Sentence examples for doubtful memory from inspiring English sources

Even her doubtful memory reminds us that fact and fiction can be tricky to sort out.

If the effect is real, and some scientists are doubtful, then it would add memory enhancement to the growing list of benefits that moderate caffeine consumption seems to provide.

So in the long run, his contention that the digital memory is "perfect" is doubtful.

Perhaps the pervading inertia is deliberate, a means of signalling that these events are being retrieved from the recesses of Vere's fading memory, but that seems doubtful.

It was doubtful if Cameron would have dared be quite so thoughtful about a Britain: Memories of a Nation exhibition in a Berlin museum.

(Extremely doubtful).

Doubtful glances.

'Racist?' Doubtful".

Spurious and doubtful works.

The President seemed doubtful.

But Heffernan was doubtful.