Sentence examples similar to memory and speaking from inspiring English sources

Why did the three Israeli victims of last Wednesday's attack deserve an official visit from a foreign ministry delegate (who laid a wreath in their memory and spoke with a broken heart of the determination of Britain to cooperate fully with the Israeli investigation) while no mention was made of the dozen who were killed a few hours later in the shanty town of Rafah?

After all, computers have a memory and speak a language; they can contract viruses and act autonomously.

Children who use a cochlear implant (CI) show performance deficits relative to normal hearing (NH) children on all constructs: phonological skills, working memory, and spoken language.

He recounted childhood memories and spoke of his brother's love of cars and sport.

Favourite shoes are possessed of an almost magical ability to anchor our memories and speak loudly of who and what we are.

With the 2015 edition nearly upon us, we take a trip down memory lane and speak to some of the former winners and runners-up to find out how Eurovision changed their lives.

LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II neared the end of a visit to the Irish Republic on Thursday after visiting the site of a massacre more than 90 years ago that still evokes memories of fierce hostilities and speaking of her "deep sympathy" for past suffering.

The Internet is no stranger to JT's ramen noodle hair, but this recent image jogged our memory, and also spoke to the enduring lifespan of a good joke.

We must do a better job of cultivating and speaking to American historical memory and imagination.

On a day that seemed more like an old-fashioned Fourth of July, bands played "God Bless America" and "The Star-Spangled Banner," military personnel and vehicles joined a three-hour line of march, and crowds that parade organizers called the largest in memory waved flags and spoke of a need to conquer fears and support the city and the nation in a time of crisis.

Even though he had a distant memory of speaking and hearing, he had never learned the facility of reading words upon the tongue.