Sentence examples for memory was erased from inspiring English sources
It's almost like they see a show, they're thrilled, and then the next day their memory was erased, and you start from scratch.
Then, toward the end of the war, having managed to avoid military service, he was given his very own concentration camp to run near Bayreuth, a "satellite" labor camp whose memory was erased for decades afterward (and isn't much paraded in Bayreuth today).
Further, we also show that although most of the original epigenetic memory was erased in due course of reprogramming, there does exist some residual memory inherited from the donor cells which may affect the resulting hiPSCs, suggesting a deficit of reprogramming.
But then its memory is erased by the ethereal rosemary-infused lemonade.
The John Woo film centres on an electrician whose memory is erased by his employer.
"Fuddy Meers," his first play, was about an amnesiac whose memory is erased every time she goes to sleep.
Now, new research suggests that short-term memory is erased by the brain on purpose, so that new, more relevant memories can be recorded.
I recognize the theoretical poignancy to Beth's memory being erased by electroshock, but her character always read as an erotic fantasy, not a real girl — she was a screen for Pete's fantasies, but also for ours.
Every half hour, computer software will set about "learning" the music, pulling out melodic and harmonic patterns and playing them through speakers, until Mozart's sixty-four-bar coda is heard complete; then the computer's memory is erased, and the process starts again.
Smith-Cameron), whose memory is erased each time she sleeps, and the wild shenanigans of the people in her life, among them a profane, aphasic mother (Marylouise Burke), a sullen son (Keith Nobbs) and an ex-convict (John Christopher Jones) who expresses himself through a sock puppet, Hinky Binky.
