amnesiac

We are like amnesiacs when it comes to our history of technology.

We're a society of cultural amnesiacs, but on the other hand we do love a good comeback story.

Amnesiacs always wander away from their homes and then - well, form new attachments.

Besides, some Romanians note, only amnesiacs could think that life was better in 1989.

This effect has even been observed in amnesiacs who otherwise have no memory of the original activity.

In a sense, amnesiacs are blank slates waiting to be written upon.

"With most amnesiacs, memories don't come back all at once.

Many pictures can also be stored to help amnesiacs remember names of friends, family and co-workers.

"Four young amnesiacs hold the fate of human-kind in their hands.

I had to apply the mentality of the Amnesiacs to the making of the work.

"Our citizens are in danger of becoming amnesiacs if you maintain that history is collective memory."

Unlike some amnesiacs, he could not forget that he had forgotten.

"Got to find a better way to edit," he muttered "Maybe use amnesiacs?

I feel like one of those amnesiacs in the movies who gets only glimmers of something he once knew.

No, they could not all be amnesiacs; they must merely wish privacy for other reasons.

Postmodernists are not the only amnesiacs among us.

True amnesiacs are very unsettled by their condition.

Were there people who didn't, apart from amnesiacs?

Amnesiacs are frequently portrayed in television and movies.

Studies of amnesiacs had shown that the hippocampus was important to the formation of memories.

Cryo-revival amnesiacs seldom recover all of their memories at once.

Since the amnesiacs were unable to store specific "chunks" in memory, they completed the task using an abstract set of rules.

"We'll be the memoried elite in a sea of amnesiacs," I said.

You're right, we're a nation of amnesiacs.

A nation of amnesiacs, proceeding as if there were no other The Bread Girl day but today.

Plus, she's still amnesiac about how she became pregnant.

Humankind's only hope is an amnesiac spy and his odd assortment of allies.

Amnesiac subjects also show improvement on this test, even though they do not recall taking the test before.

However, many soldiers who showed these amnesiac effects did not suffer injuries that would have led to concussions.

The young, amnesiac protagonist of the game.

And who is the handsome, amnesiac man Sibeal has found washed up on shore?

An amnesiac killer is an inherently rich conceit, and it's no surprise that an American movie company has already snapped up remake rights.

Batman found a young, amnesiac girl in the woods exhibiting light-based powers whom he names Halo.

Foremost among these in the years after the Civil War was the rosy, amnesiac way America chose to regard itself.

A young, amnesiac alien girl known only as Princess Ai is mysteriously transported to Tokyo, Japan.

This series follows the journey of a mute, amnesiac foundling through a world of beauty and peril, teeming with faerie creatures.

In The Undead Syndrome, players assume the role of a nameless, amnesiac woman who is stabbed and killed while walking through a desolate street during the daytime.

In the series Spider-Man 2099, which is set in the future, Thanatos first appeared in 2099 chasing a confused, amnesiac man known as the Net Prophet.

Two of the men reported severe dissociative trance like states during which violent and bizarre behavior was seen, while the other two reported less severe, and perhaps less well-organized, amnesiac episodes.

Durst, R. et al. "Amnesiac state in a Holocaust survivor patient: Psychogenic versus neurological basis", Isr J Psychiatry Relat Sci.

The arrival of an amnesiac stranger in a primitive community is hardly an original plot device, but it is a hardy one and Jaine Fenn has built an equally sturdy narrative on it.

After addressing AIDS, peace, poverty and other problems local and global from his bully pulpit on 125th Street, William Jefferson Clinton will, in all likelihood, emerge redeemed to an amnesiac American public.

The player names and assumes the role of the silent protagonist, an immortal, amnesiac boy who is accompanied by the characters Leucos, Axios, Heracles and Eris on their journey to remember their pasts and to discover why they are immortal.

Valentin, as it happens, suffers a similar disorder, and the hand of fate brings these two melancholy, amnesiac souls together at the Palais Jamai hotel in Fez, Morocco, where a bored countess (Claudia Cardinale) carries on with several handsome gigolos.

This year, for example, "The Bourne Ultimatum," with Matt Damon as the amnesiac spy, is scheduled for release on August 3, while "The Brave One," in which Jodie Foster does a vigilante turn, is set for Sept. 14.

The Return of the Soldier (1918), the first World War I novel written by a woman, about a shell-shocked, amnesiac soldier returning from World War I in hopes of being reunited with his first love, a working-class woman, instead of continuing to live with his upper-class wife.

For much of the 20th century, relations between Ireland and Britain were defined on the one hand by an insecure political class, goaded by a loud-mouthed caste of nationalist braggarts in Ireland, and on the other by a truly woeful, almost pathologically amnesiac political class in Britain.

Balthus enjoyed that idea and adopted it as a kind of creed, living in an archaizing and exotic realm of his own devising in his enormous chalet in Switzerland, where he painted pictures that seemed out of time and, to a fickle, amnesiac American art world, out of touch.