Sentence examples for memory at best from inspiring English sources

Organisation for Economic Co-operation andonorslopment (OEclaimonors claim to have expertise on all aspects of development, from budgeting to education, resolving conflict, ending maternal mortality and everything else, but their actual experience of such issues in a development context is a distant memory at best.

I recently found out that human short-term memory, at best, only lasts about 20 seconds.

The only Valentine's Day I ever had with a legitimate boyfriend is a foggy memory at best.

But for too many families in this country the traditional Thanksgiving feast is just a memory, at best, if not an outright fantasy they've never been fortunate enough to experience.

Many women going through menopause have foggy memories at best, so by pre-emptively warning yourself to not forget, you increase the likelihood of you remembering.

Appeals to civic duty and sacrifice, hallmarks of every great advance in the history of the republic, are seen as nostalgic memories at best and no longer even required in wartime.

To tell a story or sum up an attitude in a handful of sung verses or a salvo of hip-hop rhymes, and to unite them with music that lodges those words in memory — and, at best, also summons the feeling behind them — is a songwriter's job description.

Other senior scientists have "no memory" or at best "no compassion".

"These simple demonstrations and hundreds of others have repeatedly shown that memory is unreliable at best and completely inaccurate at worst.

Without another round of effective stimulus, the worst recession in modern memory will likely become — at best — the weakest recovery in modern memory.

In such a case, she would bear the same relation to that event as any other person for whom a memory of the event could rise at best to the level of a semantic memory.