Sentence examples for even worse memory from inspiring English sources

Nor and such things matter are Britons haunted as Americans are by the awful ghost of Vietnam, or Germans by the even worse memory of what they did, and had done to them, in the Balkans in the second world war.

My friend's long recovery from stepping on an IED was haunted by even worse memories of other deaths of civilians he witnessed and sometimes caused, just by following orders.

Standard data plots can take an exciting idea and turn it into something boring, or even worse, drudge up memories of panicked high school math exams.

The Times obituary, in its way, treats the man's memory even worse: "Elected to the Senate in 1962, Mr. McGovern left no special mark in his three terms, but he voted consistently in favour of civil rights and antipoverty bills, was instrumental in developing and expanding food stamp and nutrition programs and helped lead opposition to the Vietnam War in the Senate".

The Times obituary, in its way, treats the man's memory even worse: "Elected to the Senate in 1962, Mr. McGovern left no special mark in his three terms, but he voted consistently in favor of civil rights and antipoverty bills, was instrumental in developing and expanding food stamp and nutrition programs, and helped lead opposition to the Vietnam War in the Senate".

When I went to see her recently, I prepared less for an interview than for a trip to a very old woman with a bad memory and even worse hearing.

The people who proposed this law have short memories – or even worse, they don't care what such language really means," he says.

"When artists are battling for space in the cultural memory, omission – or even worse – eradication becomes a kind of murder," Hershman Leeson says in her 2010 film !Women Art Revolution!

Our written thoughts and memories may be in even worse shape.

The memory is making this brutality look even worse.

Even worse, hardware trends suggest that the gap between computing and data movement (both in memory systems and interconnect networks) will continue to grow.