Sentence examples for prone to remembering from inspiring English sources

Those who were sick-listed or had recently been sick-listed may have been more prone to remembering or reporting chronic diseases.

They are more prone to remember with pride their 30-year resistance to the East German Communist regime sheltering itself behind the hideous wall it built in 1961.

Your heightened sense of paranoia will probably make you more prone to remember details, like the name of the person to whom you are talking.

Reasons for this may be that women are more prone to remember their use of violence as they are transgressing a gender norm in using violence, whereas the use of violence is a more acceptable part of masculinity constructions and therefore may go more unnoticed or become normalized [ 11].

This study asked about CAM use in the past year, which is prone to recall bias, as participants may find it difficult to remember exactly what therapies were used.

These data indicate that memories of social interactions are prone to be remembered egocentrically.

Not prone to tears, she remembers them streaming onto her keyboard as she sent a pleading e-mail message to Albany.

A full IPv6 address consists of 32 bytes or a string of 39 characters (including 7 delimiters) in human readable form which is both challenging to remember and prone to mistakes when read, written or deployed.

They were mostly women, many too young to remember the war but still prone to its aftershocks.

Consumers of news, for their part, are prone to selectively accept and remember statements that reinforce beliefs they already hold.

These were not men prone to overstatement, and I remember my father being aghast at Blair's foolish naivety.