Sentence examples for memory because they from inspiring English sources

These events remain weirdly linked in my memory because they demonstrate the clash of suburbia in myth and suburbia in reality.

There's also some evidence that smells enhance memory because they bypass a lot of brain circuitry and head right for the amygdala, or emotional center.

The two blended together in my memory because they generated the same rote responses, the feeling of deja vu reaching all the way back to Socrates and Plato.

But they take positive hold on the memory because they seem so unfamiliar in the fanatical and web-like detail in the non-flesh passages.

Thus, most persons have good auditory and visual short-term memory, because they have the most experience with inputs in these modalities.

We find that immediately after a stimulus has disappeared from view, subjects can still access information from iconic memory because they can see an after-image of the display.

There were times when Vadik tried to banish those memories, because they were painful.

Young people build up memories – because they have relatively few – through objects: memory books, boxes of mementoes, photo collections.

Not surprisingly, he felt we repress those early childhood memories because they contain the beginnings of sexual feeling.

He will say that detractors have short memories because they fail to remember the days when Manchester was a major media centre.

Whether it's the shower that makes them forget, or maybe a good night's sleep, but something must erase their memories because they get up the next day and do it all over again….