Sentence examples for erratic memory from inspiring English sources

His new memory book proved to be an invaluable aid not only in stabilizing his still erratic memory but in reinforcing his identity as a writer: I knew I could no longer rely on the "sticking plaster" of memory.

The former household is most vividly, if not very clearly, reflected in Hugh's erratic memories: They would not give me the knife and so I went to live with the so-called butcher and the darling boy, peaches in the grass, the sweet rotten aroma of his marriage, I knew it but could not name it as I circled round the boy, trying to keep him safe and then it was me that hurt him.

The former household is most vividly, if not very clearly, reflected in Hugh's erratic memories: **{:.break one} ** They would not give me the knife and so I went to live with the so-called butcher and the darling boy, peaches in the grass, the sweet rotten aroma of his marriage, I knew it but could not name it as I circled round the boy, trying to keep him safe and then it was me that hurt him.

More thoughtful and reliable than his erratic short-term memory makes him seem, Doc operates on the theory that smoking a lot of weed and occasionally doing acid gives him insights unavailable to regular gumshoes.

In his deposition Spector appeared erratic, with a haphazard memory for names and facts.

And in any case the play's thought-generating themes — the erratic, mysterious nature of memory and the question of how definitively the past shapes present behavior — do not admit easy elucidation.

The audiovisual performance "erratic" reconstructs a topographic memory of Vienna.

It was not until 1990 that he underwent neurological testing that disclosed that his memory was so erratic and his emotions boiled over so often because of brain damage.

This physical damage to the tunnel oxide during the cycling process causes data retention problems, program disturbance, read disturbance, and erratic characteristic behavior of the FG memory cell.

(Memories of his erratic decisions in power have faded).

Its image suffers from association with 18-wheel tractor-trailers whose smokestacks gush clouds of soot and memories of the erratic diesels General Motors offered in the late 1970's.