Sentence examples for Retentive memory from inspiring English sources

We never ceased to be impressed by his encyclopedic mind and retentive memory.

"Time has not yet served to efface your blonde handsomeness from my retentive memory, old keed".

He made up for this deficiency by the careful study of documents, by an extraordinarily retentive memory, and by being a shrewd judge of character.

As an unabashed "'swot" (the common term before "nerd" appeared) with a retentive memory and a serious reading habit, this was my territory.

This retentive memory was a gift that came in handy when he became an actor and had to learn reams of dialogue.

But if you wanted to know who those critics were and what they had to say, you would have had to revisit the March article, and you had no way, short of a phenomenally retentive memory, to know that.

In some cases prodigies are both born and made; they can be born with retentive memories and a quality of mind that enables them to relate and organize experiences, and they can be made in the sense that they receive opportunities and rewards of special practice, instruction, or training.

Relationships are essentially dependent on our abstraction and memory retentive nature of the mind and body.

Jay has an anomalous memory, extraordinarily retentive but riddled with hard-to-account-for gaps.

His knowledge of the old medical and surgical writers was very great, and his memory so retentive that it was easy for him to quote their views and statements in support of his positions" [ 41].

Zhang's memory is abnormally retentive.