Sentence examples for better at remembering from inspiring English sources

Women are better at remembering things.

People are much better at remembering those sorts of things".

"I've gotten a lot better at remembering my keys before I go downstairs in the morning.

Someone with a larger amygdala might simply be better at remembering those details," Barrett added.

Of course, the goal is not to get better at remembering the location of red squares on a checkerboard but to expand a subject's underlying working memory.

Success at spatial tasks like this often differs between the sexes (men are better at remembering and locating general landmarks; women are better at remembering and locating food), so the researchers were not surprised to discover a discrepancy between the two.

"So you get this funny phenomenon where you can remember lots about a person you recently met -- everything except their name (this happens to me all the time)." So, how can you get better at remember peoples' names?

A possible therapy is to find a drug to tone down the dopamine system and give the thinking part of the brain a better chance at remembering the consequences of drug use.

If I had focused only on the call at hand, surely I would have had a better chance at remembering the key points we discussed.

But he was better, he said, at remembering their problems.

The gender difference may be explained, in part, by the fact that women are better than men at remembering their dreams, and perhaps more willing to admit that they have nightmares.