Sentence examples for memory to say from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Pearl, sitting here today, you have an insufficient memory to say whether your notes are accurate, isn't that true?" Ms. Seymour asked.

I do not want Roma moved in the stealth of night — its trophy case, slim as it may be, bundled up with 84 years of memories — to, say, Indianapolis, to capitalize on a potentially exciting new market.

Well, easy enough for the guy who can erase all your memories to say.

In the current glut of books about memory, sad to say, this one is likely to be forgotten.

Then they spill their memory to recall, say, 120 random words in exact order.

It does Paterno's memory no credit to say that it was wrong for him to be fired.

To say that memory is a constructive process, and that psychologists have turned their research efforts to the study of suggestibility, misinformation, and distortion is not to focus unrealistically on cases where memory goes wrong, or to say that accuracy in memory has suddenly been shown by science to be impossible or unlikely.

Henderson, 80, with blurring memories, recalled enough to say yesterday from his home: "People said things, sure.

That terribly distorted nostalgia of memory makes it tempting to say how great things were, but that isn't true.

This is not to say memory makes no reference to the past.

Dr. Hobson responded: "It's not to say that memory depends on REM sleep.