Sentence examples for memory can come from inspiring English sources

Also, memory can come up in fragments and be misleading.

The ageing narrators of the stories of childhood and early adulthood are good on the urgency with which once-discarded memories can come back, "wanting attention, even wanting you to do something about it, though it's plain there is not on this earth a thing to be done".

While we are on the subject of memory, technology can come to the rescue as that faculty diminishes.

However, maintaining a larger memory pool can come at a cost.

Or so says a new Columbia University report that identified this protein in the brain as the key to reversing the memory loss that can come with old age.

They say if you remember Woodstock, you probably weren't part of it, but attendees whose memories are blurred can come to the museum to "see what they lived through," Mr. Lawrence said, joking.

What good can come from dredging up painful memories?

I mean that Monet's visions of places can come to inhabit and even supplant our direct memories of them.

Bad memories can always come back.

Confronted with this loss (and the frailty of one's own mind) that the importance of enriching our memory bank while we can comes into sharp focus.

Because memories can do that sometimes".