Sentence examples for memories suggest from inspiring English sources

A couple of personal memories suggest the answer.

Although the tire's name and a late, short, tantalizingly flashback — by then we know the tire makes decisions, so it's no surprise that it has memories — suggest assorted story possibilities (an accident might be to blame as might a briefly glimpsed tire holocaust), you need your imagination to fill in the blanks.

Mr. Shanley's former lawyer, Frank Mondano, questioned whether the accuser's memories were true or whether they were "false memories" suggested by lawyers, friends and therapists.

Mr. Thoretton, who has known Mr. Bergé for at least a decade, said that the strength of his memories suggests Mr. Bergé may not be as hard as he seems.

The fact (if it is a fact) that one can have such memories suggests that the cufflinks were perceived consciously after all.

At the meeting, Sorg's group presented evidence that destroying the PNN in some regions can erase drug-associated memories, suggesting that the process may be reversible.

RH lateralised stage 2 sleep spindle density relative to the LH correlated with this increase in false memories, suggesting that RH sleep spindles enhanced false memories in the RH.

The emotional salience of childhood food insecurity memories suggests that these experiences could have significant implications for parental adoption of child feeding recommendations and should be considered when designing nutrition interventions.

The concerted up-regulation of NLG1, NLG3 and NrxI accompanying the formation of experience associative memories suggests these genes interact in similar molecular processes.

These patients, however, can still recall older memories, suggesting that these memories are permanently stored in the neocortex.

This converging evidence from olfactory and visual memories suggests a general role for the γ lobe in short-lasting memories across different sensory modalities.