Sentence examples for lost their memory from inspiring English sources

Wasps that chose the 'wrong' odour (CS−) twice were considered to have lost their memory, similar to N. giraulti, and these wasps were selected to continue introgression of this memory phenotype.

But why have they lost their memories?

They, like the narrator of "A Village After Dark" or Ryder in The Unconsoled, have lost their memories.

As we debate the proper way to remember Sept. 11, there are lessons for us from places that have lost their memories.

Life returns to normal, but everyone has lost their memories of the events of the past year, and Junpei does not recognize Aigis.

Heed the warning of those who've lost their memories, for it's not the replaceable kitchens and homes mourned most, but more often, the irreplaceable photographs.

"Everyone is afraid of losing their memory.

"They lose their memory and go back to childhood".

When that happens, people lose their memory, their personality changes and they stop recognizing friends and family.

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

"I've seen a few people lose their memory, don't quite think properly about what happened in the past, it's not really nice".