Sentence examples for memory were in from inspiring English sources

For example, two of the biggest ratings in recent memory were in 1998 57.255 million) when Titanic (more than $600m in the US) won.

In her book, whose title comes from her stepfather's poem "Epilogue," Lowell takes stock of the physical and emotional wounds that have shaped her: "It would be intolerable if one's nerve endings and memory were in tune".

We can exclude the possibility that we had unusually mildly affected patients, as their scores on the usual neuropsychological tests including working memory were in the typical range for patients.

"My memory is in bits and pieces.

During this process, the memory is in a changeable state.

"Our historical memory is in our unity and our brotherhood".

They get access to memory, but they find the memory is in L2.

Once the blue square was associated with an impending shock, the fear memory was in place.

Adored and beloved husband, father, and grandfather, whose memory is in our hearts forever.

Memory is, in fact, a creative, fallible process, highly prone to suggestion and other distorting influences.

Both M.P.D. and recovered memory are in large part feminist movements: female "victims" confronting their abusers.