Sentence examples for memory I know from inspiring English sources

I see him shake a smoking gun before my mother's eyes — an image informed not by memory, I know, but by the movies.

As a psychologist who studies learning and memory, I know quite a few scientifically informed revision tips: space your practice out rather than cram it all together, practise retrieving information rather than recognising it, reorganise what you're trying to learn.

For all that my alcohol addiction seems like a distant memory, I know if I try to have just one drink – maybe a couple, or three – then very soon, as with Twitter, I'll be back to two dozen or more a day, with the nights in police cells, napalmed relationships and trail of career disasters that brought.

If I commit those three points to memory, I know I have a solid framework on which to hang the rest of my presentation, and not every detail has to be perfect in order for the talk to be successful".

There are other memories, I know, many others all year round, but for me, summer memories feel most vibrant and lingering.

I want my friends and loved ones to create memories; I know that they'll get wine glasses and picture frames elsewhere.

It's one of those memories I know will flash before me during my final moments, if that cliché turns out to be true (and let's face it, most of them do).

As I saw my husband start to forget simple routines and memories, I knew something was wrong.

I know that the pain will always be a memory, but I know that memories won't always be painful.

In a letter to me, he wrote, "There are pieces of memory that I know are true, but they exist as islands in a murky sea".

Frankly, the memory of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings finding its way into my hands is as lost as the well-thumbed paperback itself, but I can still see its cover clearly.