Sentence examples for memory attaches from inspiring English sources

They began looking for a new home for Adam, who was described as a "cute, talkative pleasant little boy," who was "sweet and mellow," "has a good memory," "attaches easily," and was "very adoptable".

Her records are scratched; she is interested not in mixing but in the glamour that her memory attaches to the female singers who first inspired her to confront the world with her wig, false nails, and wit.

Why shouldn't her memory attach special value to that concert?

"For me it's important when I'm making a work I take that person to a place that has history and memory attached to it.

He said that each processor had its own memory attached to it, so that each processor was in fact a separate computer.

In New York, though the physical infrastructure was changing all the time (by the sixties Wanamaker's was merely a memory attached to a mixed-use block), the cultural infrastructure held on.

The residents of Red Sox Nation (roughly, New England, north of New Haven) have seen more than enough to be wary of anything presenting itself as new and better: their team hasn't won the World Series since 1918, despite frequent flirtations (Johnny Pesky, Bucky Dent, Bill Buckner — each name a barb with a vivid and painful memory attached).

Daughter: I know, Mom, everything you have has a memory attached to it.

Memories attached to all of it.

It has bad memories attached to it".

"It's a beautiful place, with a lot of beautiful memories attached to it".