Sentence examples for suppress memory from inspiring English sources

Like the peaceful activities of Ding – a 73-year-old retired philosopher and grieving mother – Wuerkaixi's presence is unacceptable to a state determined to suppress memory of the Tiananmen protests.

The pill, taken in the hospital immediately after a traumatic event, would suppress memory molecules and block an event from being etched into long-term brain circuits, a process that takes between 12 and 24 hours.

Anesthetic agents used during general anesthesia disrupt the activity of neurons in a dose dependent manner in order to suppress memory formation and awareness.

Furthermore, we show that the removal of PMN not only attenuates Tm-mediated rejection but allows donor-reactive Treg to suppress memory BM3 T cells in a manner similar to that seen during control of naïve responses.

The most dramatic amnesiac effect was found for the instances in which participants were asked to suppress memories both before and after the image was shown.

With a groan, I tried to suppress memories of a camel train making its stately way across a seventy-foot-wide screen in "Lawrence of Arabia".

Flouting the government's efforts to suppress memories of this brutal period, Mr. Tian set his photographs in the Red Guard cemetery in Chongqing, and superimposed additional visual elements digitally.

Perhaps the Cultural Revolution was so painful for the people who lived through it that it seems easier just to suppress memories of it than to digest all that it entailed, for unpacking all that baggage would fill their entire consciousness and leave them no space for anything else?

Ever since Freud first suggested that people could suppress memories, psychologists have been arguing about whether and how people might accomplish the task.

This bad advice, and treatment led to years of trying to suppress memories, and my identity, and wear a mask.

We tested whether participants could suppress memory-related brain activity.