Sentence examples for undermine memory from inspiring English sources

To emphasise its narrative nature is not to undermine memory's value.

Socrates, for example, suggests that books impede learning by undermining memory; people on the fast track may know that instinctively.

It's long been a sneaky way of undermining memory and empathy and promoting the corrosive ethos of them and us (even when them are us).

It also backed the findings of other previous studies showing high noise levels can undermine reading, memory, language and attention in children with life-long knock on effects on educational attainment.

Lies undermine our memory, making us question every truth on which our life has been built.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Rigid firing sequences undermine spatial memory codes in a neurodegenerative mouse model" for consideration at eLife.

The change is so vast as to undermine faith in memory.

Dr. McHugh said in an interview that he was proud of his support for the foundation, which he said had helped undermine the suppressed memory movement.

Reasoning that the loss of the locus coeruleus neurons might undermine learning and memory by causing a deficit of norepinephrine in the hippocampus, the researchers gave Ts65Dn mice drugs that boost levels of this neurotransmitter throughout the brain.

In Consciousness Explained, Dennett (1991) uses a similar thought experiment to undermine the distinction between memory insertion and memory revision for waking memory reports (see also Emmett 1978 for a critical discussion of this point).

This mind-set leads to heightened anxiety, which, in turn, has been found to undermine players' muscle-memory -- a core necessity in performance at an elite level of competition.