Sentence examples for invented memory from inspiring English sources

We're also told that Wilberforce is suffering from a disease called Korsakoff's psychosis, which causes "the confusion of invented memory with real memory.

With Reconstruction having ended in 1877, another invented memory -- how the South had suffered under what was called Negro rule -- was widely accepted among Northern and Southern whites.

As I recall it, I wept when I saw the first bulldozer take a mouthful, but I was such a cynical slacker that it must be an invented memory.

To make it easier, Haywood has invented Memory Stars, a trio of transparent sheets that use stars to block out progressively more of the page as the musician learns.

Because the device needs to track the tremors over time, they utilized a newly invented memory format called resistive random-access memory to create the first flexible data storage for wearable devices.

Until writing was invented, memory was all people had for what we call storage today.

Seventeen years of invented memories abandoned me.

"We never heard anyone talk about L'Oiseau Blanc before he showed up," Mr. Perrin added, suggesting that some locals had perhaps invented memories of the plane — consciously or not — after reading about the crash.

I imagine that among the photographs that document invented memories that the replicants carry around there's a deeply strange cookbook.

Growing up in Lagos, I began to invent memories of my place of birth, the small college town of Kalamazoo, Michigan.

His wife cherished a silent, icy hatred of him, damned him to everyone else, abandoned housekeeping and spent her years inventing memories of past happiness.