Sentence examples for losing their memory from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is afraid of losing their memory.

(A 2011 survey found that baby boomers were more afraid of losing their memory than of death).

An attack on the brain's positioning system occurs in some neurological illnesses, such as Alzheimer's disease where the progressive degeneration of the neurons of the brain results in patients becoming disoriented after losing their memory of spatial locations.

Creeping into our everyday vocabulary over the past few years, the term "senior moment" is now the chief lament of midlife adults who fear they are losing their memory.

Most people aged 50 and 65 and more rate themselves as ageing well, or successfully, and few rate as high their chances of becoming housebound, losing their memory or entering a nursing home [ 1, 2].

In losing their memory, patients often recall things that didn't actually happen (they might say they had lunch with a friend who died years ago!) Whenever possible, do not try to change their thinking.

Joe Fraley, an American musician, has published videos that demonstrate the difficulty in watching a parent suffer from the illness: losing their memories, identity and confidence.

(And would that just be "Sex and the City"?) Will we want to see our beloved sparkly vampires weathered by wear and losing their memories (putting a new spin on the title "Twilight")?

Looming over all these stories is the shadow cast by the mounting evidence that football riddles young men's brains until they are paralyzed, depressed and losing their memories.

Both of them decide to travel to the past together and vow to stop SERN's dystopia future, despite the possibility of both losing their memories on arrival.

Obese old white people sitting in their living rooms watching TV, getting drunk and losing their memories while waiting to die.