Sentence examples for a clearer memory from inspiring English sources

Down Under they have a clearer memory.

The playwright does have a clearer memory of where he was and what he was doing on 22 November 1963.

Ansari probably has a clearer memory of his dismissal of Cook when playing for Cambridge University than the England captain but even his recollections were a bit hazy.

To further up the experience, if users have been taking geo-tagged Google photographs, these will also appear on individual's timeline, hopefully spurring a clearer memory of each place visited.

Bloomberg has some memories of a Mitt Romney who once embraced carbon taxes; he, and the rest of us, now have a clearer memory of a Romney who mocked the very idea of doing something to "slow the rise of the oceans".

The expectation was that an increasing number of S intervals should yield a clearer memory trace of the preceding time interval(s) with which the final interval had to be compared.

From a continent that has a clear memory of what war is, it may be wisdom.

I have a clear memory of a party in Jerusalem around 1971, attended by a famous American philosopher.

In every presidential election of the 30-year period, voters had a clear memory of bad times.

Mr. Nunez seemed to have a clear memory of the trip downtown, considering prosecutors say it never took place.

After all, many of us under the age of 30 don't have a clear memory of a time when there wasn't Oprah.