Sentence examples for more repressed memory from inspiring English sources

Still, what's one more repressed memory, eh?

There are few issues in psychiatry more controversial than repressed memory.

"There I was," says Loftus, "witnessing the conviction of a man based on nothing more than the claim of a repressed memory".

A quarter century later, memory of the Holocaust was all the more repressed, and, during a time of new social conflicts, Marcel Ophüls filmed "The Memory of Justice," centered on the postwar Nuremberg trials, their revelations, and their effect on subsequent generations.

Are European priests more repressed?

Peter is long gone, a repressed memory from her past who haunts her through glimpsed shadows.

It's not a repressed memory, exactly, but close to that.

I have never taken much stock in psychoanalysis, with its emphasis on repressed memory.

Beneath the flourishes, his journey is a stock post-Freudian voyage from repressed memory into feeling.

The vampire may originate from a repressed memory we had as primates.

"I'm more repressed than that," he explained.