Sentence examples for negative memory of from inspiring English sources

I wonder if they see that Minecraft's popular, have a negative memory of video games influencing youth and worry this game is connected in some way".

To this day, I regret having opened my mouth because they didn't hear a word I said and got married anyway and all I did was give them an additional negative memory of their wedding planner sitting them down to ask "are you really sure you should do this?" when my job was to just make it happen.

Some students have negative memories of social services and want to prevent others going through the same ordeal, explains Hickman.

And as with Somalia, fighting shadowy insurgents in Iraq while propping up a weak government engenders negative memories of Vietnam.

These loyal and duplicitous shows of enthusiasm by Komsomol workers are some of the most negative memories of my teenage years.

Negative memories of school meant she was initially nervous, but she quickly realised the value of personal finance education: "I'm more confident dealing with debt and knowing my rights because the course taught me the ins and outs of the system".

She continues, "The tsunami and nuclear power plant accident that followed after the 3/11 earthquake conjured negative memories of Hiroshima.

All the reported double-dealing goes down badly at home, since Germans hold negative memories of the Nazi Gestapo and Stasi secret police.

"The reunion is often a happy one, but sometimes the child can have such negative memories of the separation.

Similarly, another subset of dopamine neurons was found to drive negative memories of both the visual and olfactory stimuli.

Physicians who choose to return may not have experienced as intensely the hassles of practice--thus their return--or alternatively, have rationalized their return by 'softening' the negative memories of their past practice experience.