Sentence examples for memory seem to from inspiring English sources

The massacre at Tiananmen Square, and the additional shock of its erasure from Chinese memory, seem to have been almost as harshly clarifying for Ma Jian and his peers as the failure of the 1848 revolution in France was for Flaubert and his contemporaries.

To that end, the Adriana will focus on video playback, but the paltry 512MB of built-in memory seem to negate that idea.

Altogether, NPY-induced effects on learning and memory seem to be biphasic, anatomically and temporally differential, and in support of a modulatory role of NPY at keeping the system in balance.

Although attentional processes and working memory seem to be significantly involved in the daily activities (particularly during navigating) of persons who are blind and who use these abilities to compensate for their lack of vision, few studies have investigated these mechanisms in this population.

Research suggests that "some forms of memory seem to be optimized to keep information ready-to-hand until its shelf life expires".

And yes, our friends and (EU counterparts) in northern Europe, plagued by a selective memory, seem to forget that it was after all Germany's debt that was suspended after World War I and then dropped altogether (courtesy of the Lausanne Conference) in order for the country to stand back on its own two feet.

The memory seems to trouble him.

The memory seemed to discourage him for a moment, but no longer.

The longer I live, the more unreliable and even quixotic my own memory seems to me.

Immediate memory seems to last little more than a second or so.

Even as she declared herself an antique, her memory seemed to sharpen.