The phrase "memory blurred" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where one's memory is not clear or specific. Example: After the accident, her memory of the event was blurred, making it difficult for her to accurately recall what had happened.
Reality, delusion and memory blur into one another in DeLillo's short novel about the titular body artist dealing with bereavement.
But, Faust continues, "the Dead became what their survivors chose to make them," and as the decades passed and memories blurred, "assumptions of racial hierarchy would unite whites North and South in a century-long abandonment of the emancipationist legacy".
But when the change is gradual, memories blur into one block.
My memories blur slightly as the seasons collide with one another, for it never occurred to me – or you, I suspect – that I might one day have cause to write my experiences down for a book, but I do recall waking up one day to find that we were at war with Germany.
By decreasing the amount of overlap between cells encoding similar but separate memories, neurogenesis could help the brain preserve crisp distinctions between different memories, and explain why memories blur when neurogenesis is blocked or slowed due to disease, injury, or old age.
And as you navigate through the leaps forward and back, time and memory blur, becoming almost as indistinguishable for you as they seem to be to Julio.
But my interest had gone latent until 1990 or 1991 (memory blurs), when I added a fireworks show to the annual potluck Fourth of July party that my wife, Brooke Alderson, and I had started hosting at our second home, in the Upper Catskills.
We will not be able to read one another very well if we can't read Proust's labyrinthine sentences, admitting us to those half-lighted realms where memory blurs into imagination, and we hide from the person we care for or punish the thing that we love.
I am not certain exactly where I lost it — my memory is blurred.
The imperfections and distortion of the film are reflective of the irretrievable past, where memory is blurred and altered by the passing of time.
