Sentences with phrase «erase memory»

Or, they think about reprocessing and are afraid that you are going to erase their memory or take away some part of their brain.

EMDR Therapy will not erase the memory; rather you will be able to remember the story without all the emotional charge that was distressing before the treatment.

Samsung's Note 8 is indeed shaping up to be one of the hottest smartphones of 2017, and it'll have to impress users if Samsung hopes to completely erase the memory of last year's Galaxy Note 7 debacle.

While nothing can erase the memory of that day, nor the loss of a loved one, your compassion, generosity and support is a testament to the inherent goodness in our society.

Though a settlement or verdict will not erase the memory of an accident, it can be a helpful tool in erasing the physical signs of the injury and allow you to secure justice against the wrongdoer.

The Florida Bar Association has recently published a professional ethics opinion on the duty of lawyers to «sanitize», i.e. erase the memory of, storage media such as printers, copiers, scanners and fax machines.

Housing developments in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, seek to erase the memory of an urban slum.

It's the sort of game you'll wish I could erase my memory for, just so I could experience it with fresh, wide - eyed wonder all over again.

«No amount of time can erase the memory of a good cat, and no amount of masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch.»

I tried to erase every memory of her, but she is still there, somewhere.

I just want to get out of here now and erase the memory of Lime Rock 2011 and move onto Mosport.»

Anders corrects her course at the end, though, when Turturro returns and the songwriting slant again takes over; however, this isn't enough to erase memory of the turgid pace of the Jay section.

(What the hell, pick up the bucks via a few day contracts and hop a plane to something better: Christopher Plummer's turn as Kipling in The Man Who Would Be King is discreetly fine enough to erase the memory of half a career's worth of vainglorious posturing in junk like this.)

Joel soon discovers that Clementine irrationally had her memory of him erased by way of a radical technological procedure and decides to in turn erase his memory of her rather than coping with the loss of the woman he loves.

I wish I could go back 11 years and erase my memory of wind waker so I could experience it for the first time again in HD, it really does look that gorgeous.

Nevertheless, after Norman persuades him to try the suit on, Micha can not erase the memory of how he looks in it.

All this gets complicated when the smooth talking Agent Jay fails to erase the memory of a pretty pizzeria employee (Rosario Dawson) that witnessed the murder.

Binoche, her performance as Isabelle so astonishing as to erase the memory of her occasional doe - eyed coasting, would have been 52 during filming, and she looks positively dewy, younger here than she did in Michael Haneke's Caché in 2005.

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They were able to erase a memory by recalling it while the rats were under the influence of a drug call U0126, which induces limited memory loss (humans can't get it — it's only approved for use in other animals).

Also, the scientists could erase the memory equally well one day or 14 days after the initial training; the power of the antibiotic seemed to have nothing to do with how old the memory was.

During the first hours after fertilization, the two separate genomes undergo reprogramming events that presumably function to erase the memory of the differentiated cell type and establish a state of totipotency.

His research may eventually provide a way to erase memory without causing damage.

His fear and desperation may be a realistic portrayal of what it would be like to erase your memory: basically, a waking nightmare.

The hope is that these new approaches will finally erase the memory of Three Mile Island and Chernobyl and eliminate some of the political opposition that has stymied the American nuclear power industry for three decades.

These rainbows are special, but they don't erase the memory of what came before.

Still, all it takes is one cute thing per day to erase the memory of cleaning vomit out of a car seat.

Chief executive Ed Woodward has been tasked with the job of bringing in big name signings as Man United look to erase the memory of last term's disastrous seventh place finish.

That means that Arsenal MUST win today to erase the memory of that awful defeat.

It will not erase the memory of Tuesday or the last few months but a cracking good performance and a high scoring win will certainly lift the spirits as well as the reward of booking a place at Wembley for the semi-final.

PSG had also been pursuing di Maria but by all accounts the World Cup star was more interested by Man United's approach and will hand the club the chance of completing the «Marquee» signing that helps to erase the memory of last season's disastrous seventh place finish.

I hope this recipe will erase that memory.

If only it were this easy to erase the memory of Nikolas Cruz.

«I love you,» Meghan wrote in text messages that Mackenzie would later delete, to erase all memories of the nightmare.

Then God decided to give us a 2nd chance to love and follow Him (truth) or love and follow satan (lies) by erasing our memories of Him and allowing our souls to be born unto woman and come to earth as humans in the flesh to love and follow Him or love and follow satan.

Or if they had just turned to God and been forgiven and then He could have used that Jedi mind trick to erase their memories of good and evil.

Our identification of Lincoln as the «Great Emancipator» tends to erase memories of Lincoln's prewar positions on these points: He accepted them all.

They have their ways of erasing your memory of any previous encounters with the «others.»

Well six years of zero practice quickly erases the memory of the subjunctive tense and all other relevant complex phrases for someone in their late twenties (and yes upon turning 27, I am going to use the term late twenties from now on).

In addition, the team will need to erase memories of last year's 9 - 3 season, which, until the 22 - 20 Alamo Bowl victory over Michigan, never fulfilled the high hopes with which it began.

The Olympic tournament did many things — it assuaged Canada's damaged pride, erased memories of the ugly on - ice play and off - ice conduct by the Americans in Nagano and established the Swedes, who were shocked by Belarus in the quarterfinals, as the greatest choke artists since Isadora Duncan got her scarf caught in the car's rear wheel — but it can't be a blueprint for Phoenix Coyotes - Tampa Bay Lightning games.

Man United's finances have been buoyed by a lucrative ten year deal signed with kit suppliers Adidas, a deal to the tune of # 750m, which will aid in the club's pursuit of erasing the memory of last season's dreadful seventh place Premier League finish.

AC Milan host Benevento on Saturday in Serie A, and I Rossoneri will be determined to erase memories of the last time these sides faced off in the league with a convincing win.

On the other side of Manchester, Jose Mourinho will be eager to erase the memories of Chelsea's struggles from last season, as he embarks on life at Old Trafford with the goal of returning the club to the pinnacle of English football.

They have a team breaming with some of the worlds best players, and will look to erase the memories of their home defeat to the underdogs Stoke.

But I can never erase the memories I have as if they didn't happen.

Injuries to various parts of the frontal lobe can leave some people unable to talk or can alter personality, yielding impulsive or antisocial behaviors, and lesions to the medial temporal lobe can erase our memories or prevent new ones from forming.

But the brain during sleep also appears to erase some memories to preserve others.

An underground organization holds employees hostage by repeatedly erasing their memories; it hires them out on assignments as lovers, killers, and everything in between.

Anyone who has ever tried to forget a bad night knows that erasing memory takes work.