Sentence examples for memory faltered from inspiring English sources

In exhaustion, my memory faltered.

Soon his memory faltered, he had difficulty writing letters and eventually could barely speak.

His piano playing, which was beautiful and poetic even when his fingers trembled and his memory faltered last Thanksgiving, has steadily become more sure and full.

(Without stories, memory falters; and without memory imagination fails).

Speaking in an interview in central Oslo as the thousands of Norwegians arrived in the city's center — many clutching flowers — in a show of solidarity, he recounted the harrowing details of the attack although his memory sometimes faltered.

"Les Pas Perdus" (Lost Footsteps) was written at an age when memory may falter: Mr. Jacob turns 83 in June.

A person with normal memory may falter, but given a hint (for example, that one of the words was a color) might reply, "Oh, yes, a red Oldsmobile with a cabbage inside".

Asked about the discrepancy between his accusations and what appears on the tapes, Mr. Saidi said his memory could have faltered on the details, but not on the meaning.

A lot of things have to do with age; the memory starts to falter.

My favourite of his books is Cultural Amnesia, an unfairly neglected tome that should be required reading for anyone with a faltering memory and a thirst for knowledge.

And while he was renowned for his ability to remember the details of his own life, over time Kerouac's memory began to falter.