Sentence examples for memory is imperfect from inspiring English sources

Given all this filtering and parcelling out, it's not surprising that memory is imperfect.

Human memory is imperfect.

Richard Strassberg, Bacanovic's lawyer, struggled mightily to force Glotzer to admit her memory was imperfect, altered by the notes, and by her own bias.

Perception and memory are imperfect reconstructions of reality.

Video is imperfect.

Every election is imperfect.

Sure, this comparison is imperfect.

The reform act is imperfect.

The OraQuick test is imperfect.

Though my memory may be imperfect after half a century, it is highly unlikely that Norman Podhoretz, the author of "Making It," a critique of New York intellectuals, was asked to become a co-editor of The New York Review of Books, as my late wife, Barbara Epstein, has recounted and as Louis Menand reports in his essay on Podhoretz (Books, May 1st).

Penalties for both libel and slander are similar, although libel tends to be easier to prove, because documentary evidence exists of what was published, whereas one or more individuals may be required to recall what was said to them when the charge is slander and one's memory can be imperfect.