Sentence examples for wrong memory from inspiring English sources

Developers that use modern languages tend not to spend time on the minutiae of memory management or fixing bugs, due to referencing pointers to the wrong memory address.

What we found is that the more people need to remember, the more likely they are to rely on the wrong memory to make a decision.

Republican candidate Dr. Ben Carson came close to admitting that he was wrong when describing his faulty memory of Muslims celebrating in New Jersey after 9/11.

Don't get me wrong: my memory is full of bands of children roaming the "backs", the tarmacked alleys between rows of terrace houses, warring among themselves with stones and sticks and swear words they didn't understand.

While it may not be the best meal on earth (just typing this feels wrong), the memories, and the emotions associated with it, will always be irreplaceable.

Don't get me wrong: the memories of those early years with my baby are precious.

When several objects successively shared the same location, participants exhibited a higher tendency to report features of the wrong object in memory; that is, they responded with features that belonged to objects retained in memory but not probed at retrieval.

What has gone wrong with historical memory?

They made it seem like I had something wrong with my memory.

If that doesn't remind you of being 13, there's something wrong with your memory.

Perhaps the diagnosis is wrong and the memory holes and struggle for words are just normal aging.