Sentence examples for memory might seem from inspiring English sources

The 64 megabytes of built-in memory might seem paltry to iPod users, but that's enough for up to 75 books in Sony's proprietary BBeB format.

The results concerning spatial memory might seem more surprising since both the GR and the hippocampus have been implicated in the regulation of this behavior [33], [34], [54], [55].

With a limited group of attributes and an enormous number of memories, it might seem that ordinary attempts at recall would be chaotic.Yet even if all of the memories shared some information, other attributes not held in common could still serve to distinguish them.

The process of making your own memory card nails might seem fairly straightforward, because all you need are some microSD cards and super glue.

Recipe books based on the memories of Holocaust survivors might seem to trivialize the horror.

This summer, when families escaped to their cabins beside lakes and rivers, they again found water levels far below childhood memories.So Canada, it might seem, has every reason to back measures to halt global warming.

He had manipulated the past in his later reminiscences, embellishing memories so that he might seem to have been the victim of an intractable medical establishment in his youth.

Glance down the main strip in Hoboken, N.J., and Hurricane Sandy might seem a distant memory.

— VIVIAN YEE HOBOKEN Hoboken, Deceptively Well-Off, After Hurricane Glance down the main strip in Hoboken, N.J., and Hurricane Sandy might seem a distant memory.

The excitement of the golden summer of the 2012 Games might seem a distant memory but what about the "legacy" that was talked about so much at the time?

It might seem that semantic memories could never generate the emotion of narrative ones, but Johnson's face told a different story.