Sentence examples for memory pretend from inspiring English sources

Don't make it sound like you're reciting every word from memory; pretend you're speaking in ordinary conversation.

There were about a dozen of us crowded around the patio tables, laughing, reliving memories, pretending that not much had changed in 20 years.

But the two Matrix sequels that followed were the two biggest, most soul-crushing disappointments of my moviegoing life -- failures so devastating and incomprehensible that I've tried mightily to expunge them from my memory and pretend I live in a world where the Wachowskis called it a day after The Matrix and the stellar but underappreciated The Animatrix.

Yet its response to the Vietnam debacle was not to rethink those principles, but to erase the bad memories and pretend that the war had never happened.

In other words, it puts aside a cozy little portion of the CPU memory and makes it pretend that it's a different hard drive, upon which the new OS is running.

Some people get very angry and are inclined to burn all his things, some will be very depressed for a long time and hang on to all the memories and some will pretend they don't care.

Funnily enough one of my greatest ever memories of pretend management came with Derry City.

Because if it isn't, then I would be letting George and his memory down if I were to pretend that it was.

Even before last summer, many Long Islanders had grim memories of blackouts that were not pretend.

When he was president, J.F.K. once persuaded Greta Garbo to pretend that she had no memory of his friend Lem Billings, who had met her in Europe and was crushed.

Pretend you suddenly suffered a memory lapse or are confused about the facts.