Sentence examples for inconvenient memory from inspiring English sources

She is an inconvenient memory for him and likely to be erased as much and as quickly as possible.

From documents that became available when Tripoli fell, and the story of the former jihadi Sami al Saadi, I discovered that MI6 and the CIA facilitated the "extraordinary rendition" back to Libya of Gaddafi's enemies – the Lockerbie bombing and his support for the IRA now just inconvenient memories.

None of the cinematic 007 sexiness seemed to have seeped into my subconscious; instead, I was filled with an indescribable dread, heightened by the fact that, mid-mission, I realized that I had forgotten whose side I was working for: China or the U.S. The only thing clearer than my fear was the imperative not to share my inconvenient lapse of memory with anyone.

The UART interface provides only a low data transfer rate, which makes the extraction of a full dump of main memory inconvenient.

History does not just stop because a memory is inconvenient.

Our imperfect memory is inconvenient at the grocery store and downright dangerous on the witness stand.

On a practical level, memory lapses are inconvenient, time-consuming and embarrassing.

Friends like them gave her permission to forget, but they also summoned memories at unpredictable or inconvenient moments.

Of course, there's plenty that you don't want to remember, but the urge to forget is replaced by the hope that stacking new memories will bury the inconvenient ones.

This inconvenient merging of highly regrettable actions and memory loss is another dominant narrative.

The "memory hole" was where "the party" discarded inconvenient bits of history, replacing them with what are now known as "alternative facts".