Sentence examples for memory seems to from inspiring English sources

The memory seems to trouble him.

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

That is, even if a memory seems to be gone, it is still there.

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

This age of earliest memory seems to be a moving target".

"Your long-term memory seems to be hunky-dory," Dr. Groom has told Brooks more than once, jubilantly.

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

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

Instead, tangential thought associations, or the vagaries of memory seemed to move the novel from one section to the next.

That memory seemed to dictate the actions of one of his government's torture victims, President Michelle Bachelet, after the quake struck on Saturday.

And all the time, for him, to quote Longfellow: "The leaves of memory seemed to make/A mournful rustling in the dark".