Sentence examples similar to Uncommon talent for memory from inspiring English sources
By her own account she has an uncommon talent for rendering objects with verisimilitude; she can draw anything, in any style.
Singh, the Cambridge-educated physicist and author of the international best-seller Fermat's Enigma, has an uncommon talent for explaining difficult science to the layman.
She had an uncommon talent for sharing the vast knowledge that she had inherited.
Gradually, his reputation as a writer of uncommon talent became recognised, and his byline became more frequent.
Davenport's first job in journalism, in 1889, was drawing for the Portland newspaper, The Oregonian, where he showed a talent for sketching events from memory.
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.
The mayor's talent for political theatre evokes memories of Junichiro Koizumi, the maverick prime minister from 2001 to 2006.
Birju had had a great talent for music and a photographic memory.
Kate Winslet has won two Golden Globe awards in one of the best nights for British talent in recent memory.
Memex stood for "memory extender".
