Sentence examples for tricky memory from inspiring English sources

Long workouts or tricky memory tasks can boost the number of brain cells in adult rodents, according to two studies in the March issue of Nature Neuroscience.

Memories are tricky, and restaurant memories are among the trickiest of all.

For me, these tricky measurement questions evoke memories of many conversations, often from a crowded, noisy place (my own child's Little League game, the supermarket), trying to answer a question about a small child with fever.

The mind has a tricky way of reshaping memories.

According to Pike, who is given one of the trickiest characters in recent memory and pulls it off with an effortless aplomb, playing Amy was a lot of fun because of her multitudes and femininity.

Memory is a tricky thing.

Selective memory is especially tricky.

On Wednesday, he offered memory aids for tricky American names, like the Cloisters museum in Fort Tryon Park in Upper Manhattan.

Memory is a tricky thing: subjective, malleable to the needs of narrative or the fog of time.

The demand picture for the other important type of flash memory is getting tricky to figure out.

Again, time is tricky with me -- my memory is like Swiss cheese now -- but I'd say in the last year, I have seen an increase in people saying.