Sentence examples for a precise memory from inspiring English sources

Intensely shy, with a ferociously logical mind and a precise memory, he would spend hours roaming through his father's enormous library, reading dusty first editions of children's books.

He said he did not have a precise memory of the woman, but that he had had no sense of refusal.

It's a precise memory you can return to, over and over — I know I've found a movie I'll love forever if I have the feeling of wanting to watch it again immediately after it ends.

She wrote back: I have a precise memory of sitting in a hotel room in December of 2007 at Charles De Gaulle, absentmindedly drawing notes in on GarageBand via my laptop.

When he says, 'A precise memory of the offence is necessary to understand its legacy,' he is talking of Rwanda itself, but the point goes too for the whole region now involved.

"I was doing a stint in the recruiting office then," Mr. Nibley said, "and I remember a recruiter saying, 'Damn, that boy is so smart!' " On Jan . 7 , 2002 Mr. Smith has a precise memory for dates — he received a phone call.

I think what they're going to say is: you think of yourself as a person with a really precise memory, but here are some ways in which we're going to show you that your memory isn't as precise as you think it is... to show that if you have gotten on the stand at the time of Adnan's trial, it wouldn't have changed the course of the trial".

NVE is a pioneer in MRAM, an extremely precise memory technology that is as fast as semiconductor memory chips, but is non-volatile like hard disk drives.

Even worse, her brain injury has slowed her reading speed and weakened what was once an exceptionally precise memory.

But it did not occur to me to ask: Can one's intelligence rely entirely on the public language; can one form a precise thought, recall an accurate memory, or even feel a genuine feeling, with only the public language?

When I ask friends and colleagues what is their first precise memory of a fairy tale they almost all come up with some shock administered by that psychological terrorist, Andersen - the little mermaid walking on knives, Hans in the icy palace of the Snow Queen.