Sentence examples for the final memory from inspiring English sources

The final memory could be the worst.

And the series provided the final memory of Mattingly as a baseball player.

After the final Memory Ensemble session on Monday, members' friends and family members will report their observations of the workshop's impact.

According to the "peak end rule," as articulated by the psychologist Daniel Kahneman, the final memory that your co-workers have of you is likely to be much more vivid than most others, Professor Sutton said.

What a pity, then, that with so much to celebrate in Saturday's races, the final memory was that of Bronze Cannon breaking his leg in the Gold Cup, which was re-run at the end of the card when Toni Braxton was supposed to launching the post-race party.

Experiment 2 suffers less from this concern because the final memory test involved recognition (and not recall), where learners did not type in any proverbs and which likely relied upon different aspects of memory than recall.

No matter how good of a father I am to my child, I cannot escape the fact that the final memories that she will have of me will be the circumstances and feelings associated with watching me die.

Four months later, that final memory of his son still haunts the father.

And, in the end, it felt right that one of the game's brightest and best-paid stars should provide the tournament's final memory, because if the highest level of professional sport is not about élitism then it is not really about anything very much, apart from a lot of money and a lot of hot air.

For example, in studies of memory and learning, the sea snail Aplysia can be considered a model for human memory, because the final output – memory formation – is the same in both species (for a review, see Bailey and Kandel, 2008).

The last page of "The Master" provides one final memory, one final illumination of why James was "cold," why for him there was a kind of emotion in art that nothing in "life" could match.