Sentence examples for famous memory from inspiring English sources

Now she's 94 and her once famous memory is slipping away.

He notes that Peter of Ravenna, author of the most famous memory textbook of the 15th century, said "if you wish to remember quickly, dispose the images of the most beautiful virgins into memory places".

After seeing the objects he still was not able to connect and when he had gone, the staff wondered if his famous memory had been damaged by his illness.

I don't know whether you are Francesco the Famous Memory Man, or were off your tits last night on crystal meth and can now barely recall your own name.

In each case, the physical object adds something to the experience, whether it's Wilson's erudite notes about Richardson ("He waited at the feet of Queen Elizabeth of famous memory" is a line from the composer's epitaph) or a letter from the composer George Perle reproduced with Fleisher's release ("My piano music is quirky and takes some getting used to").

Ebbinghaus was influenced by Herbart's theory of reproduction in his famous memory experiments.

Desnoes's novels are on the shelves, including his most famous, Memories Of Underdevelopment; on a pinboard in the kitchen are photos of Rosshandler's children and grandchildren.

(Its most famous song, Memory, also bastardizes the poet's Preludes and Rhapsody on a Windy Night).

Two groups of researchers, however, hope a marriage between the two orphans could make them both famous.Holographic memory works by storing the difference between two beams of light in a photosensitive medium.

Scherzinger won some plaudits for her role in the West End revival of Cats in 2014, but one Guardian reviewer said she did not convince as faded glamourpuss Grizabella, who sings the show's most famous solo, Memory.

Amid rumours that she is lined up for a professional musical theatre debut before the end of the year, Susan Boyle took on one of her idol Elaine Paige's most famous numbers, Memory from Cats.