"Roscoe was spiritually illegal, a bootlegger of the soul, a mythic creature made of words and wit and wild deeds and boundless memory.
Peter had been an early friend in America, made out of convenience when Bella first arrived, but he'd turned out to be a rarity, with a seemingly boundless memory.
This argues in favor of a timeless and boundless memory sensorium that can accommodate recall of learning from extinct lineages in progressive stages of refinement as mentioned above.
With the vast knowledge of humankind mere touchscreen taps away, it's fair to say websites like Wikipedia represent a kind of boundless augmented memory for humans.
Abelard seemed larger than life to his contemporaries: his quick wit, sharp tongue, perfect memory, and boundless arrogance made him unbeatable in debate he was said by supporter and detractor alike never to have lost an argument and the force of his personality impressed itself vividly on all with whom he came into contact.
The home is the most intimate of landmarks, the place where newborns explore the boundless frontiers of carpeting, and memories are like doors opening into every room.
We're left with memories of your warmth and boundless love.
As I watched this film, an eager victim of its boundless will to astound, I found my loyal memories of the book beginning to fade.
He will be remembered as an engineer's engineer with an extraordinary memory and powerful intellect, coupled with boundless curiosity, impeccable courtesy, and an impish sense of humor.
From the very beginning -- when days with a newborn were long and nights even longer, when sleeping eight hours straight was a distant memory, when energy was no longer boundless and showers had become a luxury -- I talked.
His visual memory, on the other hand, often feels boundless, like a human version of Google image search.
