Sentence examples for have a terrible memory from inspiring English sources
I have a terrible memory.
You know, I have a terrible memory for dates.
She turned down dessert (even Morgan's bourbon pecan pie), and admitted, "I have a terrible memory.
By Jenna Krajeski February 17 , 2009I have a terrible memory.
I'm not influenced by other people's ideas because I have a terrible memory and forget what those ideas are.
I have a terrible memory for names and faces not good for a journalist.Besides, Westerners, with their stable countries and solid borders, tend to forget that for much of the world (and indeed for much of Western history) being polyglot has been a necessity for survival.
He has a terrible memory, he says, but he finds that his characters can quote whole passages from books he can't remember having read.
There aren't many perks of having a terrible memory, but here's one I've noticed: pulling a well-loved book from the shelf, I get to double-dip in the pleasures of a first read.
"We are not so full of evil as of inanity," Montaigne notes, "nor so wretched as we are base". In the remarkable "On Liars", he admits to having a terrible memory, forgetting what he's read the day before; he keeps changing his mind about liking radishes; and he informs us that his moustache keeps the scent of whatever touches it.
