Sentence examples for impossible to memorize from inspiring English sources

It clearly would be impossible to memorize trivial names for such a large number of compounds.

"The arrangement is so complicated, with holidays messed up with weekends, it is impossible to memorize".

Pianists say there is something about Satie's fiendish notation that makes the brief line impossible to memorize.

And for years I lived in mourning for my memory; it was, for example, impossible to memorize anything by heart.

In a 1961 essay called "On Robert Rauschenberg, Artist, and His Work," Cage wrote what may be the best statement about an artist I've ever read: "Over and over again I've found it impossible to memorize Rauschenberg's paintings.

Because I don't speak Portuguese, and hadn't been in Rio to attend the rehearsals, I had found the song impossible to memorize from the annual Sambas de Enredo CD collection; I would be lucky to join in on the chorus.

In the same way that Biggie's lyrics are almost impossible to not memorize, Phife just sounds canonical here, the quintessential New Yorker.

"It would be a virtually impossible task for young children to memorize a sequence of 26 separate letters if you just gave it to them as a string of information," Dr. Thaut said.

But which poems to memorize?

He refused to memorize jokes.

He studied her, to memorize her face.