Sentence examples for permanent memories from inspiring English sources

He then went on to study permanent memories.

One says that sleep is when permanent memories form.

Constantly looking up information online is not an effective way to create permanent memories.

The story goes on to contemplate preservation, extinction and paradoxical ties between permanent memories and fungible places.

Kandel spent decades demonstrating how neurochemicals form short-term memories, and how more permanent memories are then consolidated into various parts of the brain.

Robert B. Sherman, half of the fraternal songwriting team that wrote the ubiquitous paean to togetherness, "It's a Small World (After All)", and that in films like "Mary Poppins" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" etched dozens of tunes and volumes of lyrics into the permanent memories of generations of children and their parents, died Tuesday in London.

That night is etched in my permanent memory".

Who was Juliet's nurse, with her permanent memory haemorrhage?

Ms Hahn claims that she has suffered permanent memory loss and brain trauma from the incident.

The ad graphically depicts dementia, noting "permanent memory loss," and osteoporosis, "a disease that dissolves your bones".

Long-term memory, or permanent memory, refers to stored information that is potentially available for relatively long periods of time, extending up to a lifetime.