Sentence examples for Uncommon memory from inspiring English sources

Despite this tragedy, his productivity continued undiminished, sustained by an uncommon memory and a remarkable facility in mental computations.

Suicides are not uncommon; memories here are still vivid of a young teacher in the south of France who set herself on fire in her school's playground last October.

While it is not uncommon for early childhood memories to be based on photos rather than the actual events, these are not always true memories.

Awareness of the dream is quite uncommon, but achieved through prospective memory techniques.

Antigovernment protests are extremely uncommon in Syria, where grim memories are vivid of thousands of Islamic militants mowed down by government troops in the early 1980's.

The artist, whose psychosexual canvases delved into youthful memories unearthed with uncommon pain, prefers to paint his feelings rather than speak them, to communicate with other people through their interpretations of his work.

In the current environment, with the impact of the 2008 financial crisis still a recent memory, it is not uncommon to read news stories targeting directors whether fairly or unfairly for real or perceived excesses, abuses, or conflicts.

Josselyn agrees that the results imply that false memories are not as uncommon as many think.

They've also been linked to memory loss, though this, too, is uncommon.

They say studies indicate that it is not uncommon for victims of sexual abuse to repress memory.

It is a very sad memory".Reed said it was not uncommon for the parents of triplets to have all three newborns in different hospitals.