Sentence examples for flawless memory from inspiring English sources
"He had a flawless memory and could carry tremendous details of a case in his head".
At some point everyone turned to my older brother Ran, who was famous for his flawless memory that kept our family history safe.
It was a senior diplomat named Robert Vansittart, routinely dismissed in the Foreign Office as an anti-Nazi Cassandra, who in late 1937 or 1938 spotted how to use Coward's flamboyance, intelligence and flawless memory to help tend an unofficial, off-the-books anti-Nazi intelligence network he had set up across Europe.
The internet, unlike humans, has an almost flawless memory.
In this case, they're going to one-up your partner's foreplay chat by responding to your desires with genius-programmed precision, keeping flawless memory of all your likes and dislikes (they'll never call you "sugartits" again!), and learning exactly how rough you want it.
The obvious outlier visible in the third closest chair is an editor whose outrageous workload, politeness, and near-flawless memory for people have led many of my colleagues to suspect that he is not entirely human.
When I visited, her memory was flawless.
In the fury of the bitter Florida court battles that took up most of the last five weeks, Bush's nearly flawless campaign receded from memory.
With the exception of the truly odd Quvenzhané Wallis Maserati ad (am I the only one who still wants to see the movie I thought Wallis was teasing?), this was one of the best produced Super Bowls in recent memory — Renée Fleming's flawless rendition of the national anthem, Bruno Mars' shiny bright halftime show, the fireworks, the Bob Dylan ads, everything went off without a hitch.
I want to cook everything in this flawless book, and I'm on my way: "Memories of Gascony" by Pierre Koffmann Mitchell Beazleyy, $34.99).
He can recite Shakespeare from memory — he wrapped up his birthday remarks with a flawless rendition of the "band of brothers" soliloquy from Henry V — and lectures at U.S.C. in disciplines as varied as architecture, medicine and law.
