Sentence examples for everyday memory from inspiring English sources

"Kurds have an everyday memory of Armenians, whether it is a particular house or a building or a field," he said in the car.

"Oh, no, don't say that," said Rocco J. Gennaro, a philosophy professor at Indiana State University who has written extensively about the relationship between everyday memory failure and consciousness.

Balthus is not so much seeing, as seeing through to an interior world of his own conjuring, which seems to run in parallel with the common world of everyday seeing, everyday memory.

When I started the book I was genuinely worried that I was losing my memory to Google, but the more I studied the way that everyday memory works, the more I realized how much we already rely on other outside sources — books, Post-it notes, etc. — but also other people to remember things.

Everyday memory strategies used to support medication adherence were investigated.

We aimed to measure everyday memory of patients with TLE-HS to age- and gender-matched controls.

The stories StoryCorps collects are intimate and straightforward accounts of people's lives, descriptions of pivotal moments and everyday memories.

The stories, which are recorded in a soundproof booth with the help of a producer, are intimate and straightforward accounts of people's lives, descriptions of pivotal moments and everyday memories.

"I think it makes perfect sense because we know that people with a wide range of psychological problems have difficulties with their everyday memories for ordinary events," said Professor Chris Brewin, an expert in PTSD from University College, London, who was not involved in the study.

It is less clear what impact the AHS has upon everyday remembering; of which prospective memory is an excellent example (PM: memory for future plans/actions; such as remembering to perform a task at a specific time).

Aims: To examine whether teenage binge drinking has an adverse effect upon everyday prospective memory (PM).