Sentence examples for memory and breadth from inspiring English sources

Though he captivated Paris with his exceptional intelligence, lyrical prose, astonishing memory, and breadth of knowledge, it was not generally appreciated that his true life was elsewhere than in the literary salons or on the committee of La Nouvelle Revue Française or at literary congresses.

First, the number and breadth of working-memory training sessions necessary to produce an improvement on working memory or other outcomes like delay discounting (a measure of impulsivity or self-control) are unknown.

"He had a depth and breadth of knowledge and a memory that was just unbelievable," Daniel Christensen, a professor at the University of Utah's Neuropsychiatric Institute, told The Salt Lake Tribune newspaper.

Control of HIV-1 infection has been related to the magnitude and breadth of HIV-1 CD8+ T memory responses, particularly against Gag [1].

His casualness disguised the cunning of his writing and the breadth of his memory (and his library).

The Commonwealth Writers Prizee for Best Book went to Aminatta Forna (a Scottish-born author raised in Sierra Leone) for her novel The Memory of Love (2010), praised by the judges for its "risk-taking, elegance, and breadth".

Mr. Howard believed in volume and breadth.

The outer movements had elegance and breadth.

She and Jules walked the length and breadth of Britain, France, Italy, and for her less ambulant friends the picture of her neat, precise body, exquisitely clothed, straddling the universe in her sensible shoes is one of the most precious memories.

But there is also a maturity and breadth of vision.

Manifesta has a reach and breadth I wasn't expecting.