Sentence examples for has a poor memory from inspiring English sources
Either Robinson has a poor memory, or he's even weaslier than Clegg.
She has a poor memory, and to check against it she carries a memorandum book, in the house or out.
Instead he recycles lots of familiar observations: that George W. Bush got off to a wobbly start as president but found his voice in the wake of Sept. 11; that the commander in chief has a poor memory for facts and figures; that his White House prizes loyalty, discipline and punctuality.
Mr. Wolf mentioned that he had followed his parents to the United States from Cuba when he was 15; that he had worked as a model and as a ladies' shoe buyer; and that he has a poor memory and it led to his failure as a thespian: "What sort of actor are you if you can't remember your lines?" Ms. Miller spoke of her divorce and her close relationship with her ex-husband's new family.
"I have a poor memory for distress," she wrote, "but can recall discontent and raging fevers of impatience".
You write in your book about Montaigne, who confessed to having a poor memory and to forgetting about books he himself had written.
A scholar of mountaineering literature, he once wrote a paper that examined why climbers have a poor memory for pain and usually ignore turn-back times at great peril.
Waldrop is present for the small wonder of Wozzeck's routine, has stored it in his memory (while "many names that might have found a place in this account have dropped somehow out of mind" — Waldrop also claims to have a poor memory; perhaps the book is classified as fiction as an acknowledgment of its fallibility).
Given that humans seem to have a poor memory for where they have looked during difficult detection tasks, it seems clear, in principle, that technology could improve performance.
Naturally, if one had a poor memory, this wouldn't be a problem.
