Sentence examples for memory even though from inspiring English sources

Font size has no effect on memory, even though most people assume that bigger is better.

Yet two Italians have no problems with their memory even though they never sleep.

"It shows Garcia fading from memory, even though his music will live on," Mr. Glaser said.

It requested all correspondence about repressed memory even though the Jane Doe case does not involve repressed memory.

Anesthesiologists say that the drugs used for sedation typically cause patients to lose some memory, even though they are conscious during the procedure.

In others the loss has become a very old wound, the pain still lingering in memory even though the scar has faded.

"And then I beat Djokovic and got to the final, and the memories, even though I lost the final, are great, you know, because it's not every day that you can walk on Centre Court on the final Sunday and be part of it.

Kahneman wondered whether this finding meant that surgeons should extend painful operations needlessly to leave patients with happier memories, even though it would mean inflicting more pain overall.

My earliest skating memories, even though I ended up being a competitive ice dancer, were of the pairs event.

Christopher Caldwell, reviewing Adam Nossiter's "Algeria Hotel" (July 15), talks about a French "memory hole" even though, immediately after the liberation and again after 1968, no subject has been more fully discussed and passionately explored than French attitudes, acts and beliefs during those sinister years.

The system's version of FIFA International Soccer – given a "Championship Edition" subtitle, and starring David Platt on the artwork – had one of my dad's mates come upstairs to see what match was on, so realistic was its crowd noise (even though, if memory serves, it was actually recorded at a lacklustre game involving Tranmere Rovers).