Sentence examples for dramatic memory from inspiring English sources

In Korsakoff's syndrome there is dramatic memory impairment with relative preservation of other cognitive functions.

She has dramatic memories of her grandmother's beauty routine.

Luckily, Twilley was not inside the house at the time, but the dramatic memories of the event still remain stashed away in her mind; the event has culminated into a series of darkly brooding paintings, titled The Living Room.

According to Styles et al., recent and/or dramatic memories of clinical incidents can be influential when midwives make clinical judgments [ 31].

Even by the standards of a club as big and well-supported as Liverpool, its current season has been one of the most dramatic in memory.

Memory becomes the centre of dramatic action – "limitless memory starting up in the dark" – although it's often unreliable.

He said the review (CSR) would be "quite the most dramatic in living memory".

He accompanied me to my hotel, and was deeply impressed by my dramatic recitations from memory of passages from Dostoyevsky's less prominent works.

Nancy Kerr What we said: "Rob Cowen searches for the animal within" – read the Guardian review Buy the book As true-life tales of endurance and survival go, Matt Lewis's is one of the most dramatic in recent memory.

Successive operating system upgrades and the rise of multimedia led to dramatic increases of memory per PC, while Japan's dominant producers were choked with debt and could no longer invest in new capacity or the latest DRAM variation.

Before he got to making fun of the law, however, Oliver highlighted some of the key characters and issues of the election to Americans unfamiliar with the events of the campaign, one of the most dramatic in recent memory.