Sentence examples for spotty memories from inspiring English sources

At the trial, Jackson family lawyers also challenged the AEG witnesses' occasionally spotty memories.

Teasing out the truth from tapes, forensic evidence, newspaper clippings and the spotty memories of grizzled police veterans, he vividly reconstructs the turmoil of the Vietnam era, when the John Birchers were going nose to nose with the Black Panthers and, according to one old cop, "we had law, but no order".

It's a movie with a spotty memory and historical tunnel vision.

He said that although the woman seemed sincere, he had questions about her spotty memory.

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Appearing uncomfortable and claiming a spotty memory, he was asked to explain why he had been asked to book the flights from afar and to ensure they did not touch down in the United States, and why Ms. Miller and Isabella were disguised in Mennonite dress.

Obama mocked Republicans over their spotty memory regarding recent economic trends during a campaign rally in Las Vegas last week. .

How we move forward from failure determines whether failure becomes a biologically ingrained habit or a spotty memory.

Citing a lack of DNA evidence, conflicting medical testimony and an accuser with spotty memory, lawyer Joseph Tacopina said in his closing argument that "the evidence was not there".

As for Herman Cain's spotty memory and inconsistent answers, they also agree that sexual harassment charges against a presidential candidate are serious.

Don Kaplan, a columnist for New York Daily News, finds Mr William's spotty-memory explanation to be questionable at best - and his recent apologies still don't mesh with on-the-ground reports.