The delimitation of memory allowed a greater abundance of memories to flow in.
Each time I looked at him I imagined an endless abundance of memories organized like books on a shelf.
"Bring me back a present," the Significant Other says every time I leave for the Paris fashion shows, when what he really means is, "Why aren't you bringing me?" This is like a knife through my heart, for Paris, despite the abundance of memories the city bestows upon its guests, can be stingy with souvenirs.
While I can't necessarily remember the first book I read or my first steps, I have an abundance of memories of my hair.
Presumably because of the constant exposure to antigens, humans have an abundance of memory-like cells, as defined by the marker CD27 [12] [13], [13].
99 A large proportion of the body's lymphocyte population resides in the gastrointestinal mucosa, 40 and the intestine contains an abundance of activated memory CD4+ T cells, which are favored targets of HIV infection.
With the Yankees, of course, Joseph Reina Jr. had an abundance of warm memories, a few of them interlaced with his marriage.
Gearing up for her 101st birthday this May, Ida thrives on a daily Coca-Cola, full-bellied laughter, and an abundance of nourishing memories.
Compared to the abundance of laboratory-based memory tasks, few measures exist to assess self-reported memory function.
I stand there with 18 years of a life lived, but in front of me is a whole life lived, an abundance of stories and memories, still being lived – and my responsibility.
— It could have been one of those forsaken downtowns, with its abundance of vacant storefronts and memories of what once was.
