Sentence examples for genuine memory from inspiring English sources

I barely remembered my father; I'm confused between genuine memory and the few photographs that survived".

Straw says that courts will easily distinguish between genuine memory lapses and criminals withholding information - but why should there be a presumption of guilt in the first place?

What was recalled was not a genuine memory but what he would later call a screen memory, or fantasy, hiding a primitive wish.

These photographs were such a ritualised part of my growing-up that to this day I have trouble teasing out genuine memory from photographic record.

Similarly, contextual performance was better for hits than for misses, correct rejections, and (neutral) false alarms, suggesting that the selective sleep benefit for negative contextual memories reflects a genuine memory effect.

For years scientists have dreamed of developing a genuine memory booster, a drug that could tune the brain's biological search engine so that it's better at retrieving not only recently learned facts, like last night's dinner menu, but details that seem all but lost in the fog of time, like childhood classmates' names and antics.

These all sounded like genuine memories.

Was it possible that these were genuine memories?

"I felt I had to defend genuine memories and pictures, for them not to be overshadowed".

Still, genuine memories of real sexual abuse are often prosecutors' only tools to combat what remains a significant social problem.

He said that he remembered the doodlebugs: "There were more bombs in Birmingham than in London". Was it possible that these were genuine memories?