Sentence examples for impossible memories from inspiring English sources

DENVER--Even impossible memories can be fabricated from suggestions, according to results presented here at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting on 17 February.

This seems an impossible memory to me now.

Because critics argued that researchers could not be sure that the volunteers had not actually seen bleeding pets, Loftus decided to try to implant a clearly impossible memory: a person in a Bugs Bunny outfit shaking hands and hugging children at Disneyland.

On the one hand, it does not seem to be in general an infallible faculty; on the other hand, when looking at appropriately described specific cases, error does seem impossible.[48] Memory is the capacity to retain knowledge acquired in the past.

The rules that guide a normal memory make it nearly impossible to accept memory loss in others.

Since the sensors have only limited memory and storage space, it is impossible to store all the tuples on a single sensor.

Although it is impossible in our memories and commemorations of World War II to fully escape Soviet symbolism, Russia dealt pretty well with this latest Victory Day anniversary.

In "Transparent Strokes," Mr. Hussain has turned to the qualities of the watercolor medium to convey that it is not impossible to reclaim memories of a world that was once whole.

For the refugees of the time, it was almost impossible to untangle memories of war from food.

The Victorinox Secure, introduced this week in London, takes a page or two from the "Mission: Impossible" archives: the memory stick (available in sizes up to 32-gigabytes) is tamper-proof, the company claims.

Sample reading list: Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell; The Impossible Knife of Memory by Laurie Halse Anderson; California by Edan Lepucki; Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson; Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys.