Sentence examples for committing to memory from inspiring English sources

Now there's an essay worth reading and committing to memory, Pages 24 to 27.

This is a soup with plenty to say, each utterance worth committing to memory.

Compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe (a statement dubiously attributed to Einstein, but nonetheless worth committing to memory).

In Harper's, Wyatt Mason argues that losing these seemingly unimportant memories is very harmful, and that the antidote might be committing to memory a poem or two.

While reading all of Proust, Sandy was also reading and committing to memory "Ninety-Two in the Shade," the novel by Thomas McGuane.

He is not merely getting a lesson in human folly but committing to memory the details of a world perched unwittingly on the brink of annihilation.

Video is difficult to commit to memory.

Other moments are committed to memory.

Later they identify 20 constellations they have committed to memory.

I don't have episodes committed to memory.

There are protocols to master, computer programs to navigate, desk locations to commit to memory.