Sentence examples for able to remember a from inspiring English sources

"Some people get up to being able to remember a string of 11 or higher".

I wasn't able to remember a lot of things that happened in September of 2016.

In studies comparing Chinese children with Canadian children, the Canadian children were able to remember a year further back and to remember more.

Generation Y are digitally minded of course, but with the majority of them able to remember a pre-digital time, they come with nostalgia built in.

He chided Mr. Burns for being able to remember a sentence spoken almost 40 years ago but not remembering how much the F.B.I. paid him as an informer.

Keep sentences shorter than you might in a written version, for the same reason that you spell out clearly what you are going to do; your audience won’t be able to remember a lot of long clauses or paragraphs.

(This is only one of the reasons the microscopic ant brain is such a miracle of navigation. Ants can also find their way back from 20,000 body lengths away, which is equivalent to a human being able to remember an uncharted route more than 22 miles long).

In my case, when I allowed myself to feel the fear and sadness of my current relationship I was able to remember an incident that happened when I was eight.

Taking stock of this position — which, like a hundred others, he was able to remember perfectly a quarter century later, down to the last log cabin — he concluded that a move at night, to the right, would find "no natural obstacle".

If I told you a number you'd never heard before, though, you would be able to store it only in short-term memory, one digit at a time, and if I asked you to repeat it back to me you might be able to remember only a few of those digits — maybe the first two or the last three.

Is being able to remember facts a mark of cleverness, and is it more or less important than logical reasoning?