Sentence examples for capacities to remember from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, scientific psychology is not, either in principle or in practice, restricted to the study of implicit learning and the varieties of conditioning: indeed, the study of our rich, socially-embedded capacities to remember our personal experiences is at the heart of much current research.

Ran's capacity to remember everything threatened me.

If we have lost our capacity to remember, trouble may come sooner than we think.

Introducing an outlandish aspect to the scene triggers humans' natural capacity to remember unusual or exciting events.

The victims of such tactics, consciously and not, cultivate reserves of tolerance for pain, but also a capacity to remember.

But Y, a psychologist testified, had a mental age of seven and a severly diminished capacity to remember events.

"Milton has been described as having the blind man's capacity to remember everything he had ever seen".

That may be a natural process that has nothing to do with writing, but I have lost not only the last traces of anger at my mother, but also the capacity to remember why I was so angry".

Emma was offended by employers who repeated their instructions, as if she didn't have the mental capacity to remember, or insisted that she wash the floor using a sponge, on her knees, rather than standing and using a mop.

The capacity to remember prodigiously still exists (as Foer proved by training himself to become a national memory champion), but for most of us it stays parked in the garage.

Instead, microorganisms exhibit differential responses to temporal differences in concentration, implying that they have the capacity to "remember" whether the concentration previously experienced was higher or lower than the current concentration.