Sentence examples for memory we were from inspiring English sources

The energy so evident in the beginning had been spent, was a memory; we were far beyond that.

Given known problems of moral narcissism, implicit bias, and faulty memory, we were never pristine moral agents.

In our previous studies on stress and memory, we were able to partially block retrieval of a fear memory by optogenetically inhibiting the corresponding memory trace.

Now, in most people's memory, we were bankrolling and "advising" the Salvadoran Army, one of the most murderous militaries on earth, in the nineteen-eighties.

Now, as she stood on the sidewalk around the corner, she seemed to brace herself for the inevitable rush of memory; we were on the spot where, as a young teenager, she watched her cousin die.

Thanks to Greg, who wrote helped us debug and wrote a simple string copy code that copies EEPROM string to strings in memory, we were able to overwrite recipe names in EEPROM.

We don't enter into memory; we're outside it, watching it take place.

Memory, we are told, plays tricks, is filled with shadows and uncertainties.

Just to refresh your memory, we're drawing inspiration from Frank Kermode's classic, Genesis of Secrecy.

When we write about a memory, we're painting a landscape onto the window through which we're looking out.

"We're all afraid to lose memory; we're all at risk of that," said one regular player in her 90s, who asked not to be named.