Sentence examples for memory is manipulated from inspiring English sources

For instance, the DLPFC is active when information in working memory is manipulated (D'Esposito, Postle, Ballard, & Lease, 1999).

Perhaps the best known celebrity politician in recent memory is Ronald Reagan.

He is old enough to have Allan Border, another tenacious left-hander, as his childhood hero and his favourite Ashes memory is Shane Warne's ball to Mike Gatting in 1993.

For many Americans, their most exciting decathlon memory is Bruce Jenner's all-out sprint in the 1,500 to win the gold at the 1976 Games in Montreal.

Vivid in my memory is Stengel's shrug, palms up at his sides, gesturing in response to the mixture of cheers for Ford and boos for his removal.

But what lives in the memory is Jones capturing us in his online mirror, confirming the perpetual, public availability of moments we'd all prefer to forget.

It was always on the TV in our house at the weekend and my earliest memory is James Hunt winning the drivers' title in 1976.

(The only other woman to direct a superhero movie in recent memory is Lexi Alexander, who made the modestly budgeted "Punisher: War Zone" in 2008).

The only good thing to come out of a bunch of snow in recent memory is Jim Mangan's pictures of naked people snowboarding and horsing around in it.

Providing mediation where necessary, and a long Cold War memory, was Paul Rogers, professor of peace studies at Bradford University.

The most famous in living memory was Humphrey, who was in residence for Margaret Thatcher's Götterdämmerung years and then the whole of John Major's premiership.