lapse of memory

Mark almost told her about his strange lapses of memory, but caught himself.

And the issue here is that I had a lapse of memory."

Or was it perhaps only a lapse of memory?

After a brief lapse of memory, she recalled what else she'd intended to say.

He left the house a few moments later, deeply troubled by her lapse of memory.

Still, he is guilty of a few lapses of memory.

Such lapses of memory were not uncommon in medical annals, he knew.

I wandered around for a couple hours, unhappy and frustrated by the lapse of memory.

It wasn't a blackout, or even a full lapse of memory.

Failure to remember is much more serious, of course, than a simple lapse of memory.

And he had thought so even before those embarrassing lapses of memory had set in.

In all, six persons in this group show similar lapses of memory.

I am very well, except a little perturbed by some odd lapses of memory.

Stalin was again suffering from a lapse of memory.

- it's difficult to believe this lapse of memory.

She had lapses of memory, and was continually finding herself doing unplanned things.

She had been suffering unaccountable lapses of memory: small, unpredictable things.

His lapses of memory when he has undergone official inquiry into such matters are notorious.

But if they decide not to, if someone in a high place has a lapse of memory, it could get very bad for the crew.

For doubt, full grown, is not a lapse of memory but a wilful refusal to remember.

But prone to lapses of memory after a binge.

He was suffering from lapses of memory and attacks of nausea.

We are interested in their recollections, nothing more, and will make allowances for any lapses of memory.

He became liable to lapses of memory, and one happened just after he hid away the plans.

I had fobbed that off by confessing to a sudden lapse of memory.