Sentence examples for experience is forgotten from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that endorphins released during a pleasant experience have a salutary effect on a person with dementia even after the experience is forgotten.

The sensory details from her experience were forgotten in her frenzy to document her journey.

Temporal problem-solving experience can be forgotten, and knowledge embedded in problem-solving experience may not be transferable to new problems.

I worry that a critical part of the undergraduate experience would be forgotten in this rush toward an economic solution: the social and personal development of students.

But just because the Expos are experienced at being forgotten vagabonds does not mean it is a pleasant existence.

For attributive adjectives the rule is simple: single words regularly precede the noun, and word groups follow e.g., an unforgettable experience but an experience never to be forgotten.

It is a small start, but an experience never to be forgotten.

Any truly life-threatening experience will never be forgotten.

Peyton Boswell, an editor at Art Digest, called it "an aesthetic experience never to be forgotten".

Along with a wacky noise extravaganza, DJ Asscrack, which is composed of fellow Melbourne C-list celebrities Sweat Lung, Louise Brooks, Dead Bombers and other special guests, The Diamond Sea will perform and 'wow' you to the beer garden for a rock and roll experience not to be forgotten.

As life experiences worth remembering must be discriminated from experiences that can be forgotten without cost, emotional salience is a clear candidate for marking out particular experiences for privileged mnemonic access.