Sentence examples for memory for people from inspiring English sources

She and her colleagues are being deposited into one of the worst job markets in memory for people who sell advertising or report and write for a living.

Mr. Cain said that he had a good memory for people and that he didn't remember knowing Sharon Bialek, the Chicago woman who on Monday accused him of putting his hand up her skirt, among other things, after a dinner to discuss her job prospects.

Allocentric navigation involves the hippocampus, entorhinal cortex, and surrounding structures (e.g., subiculum); in humans this system encodes declarative memory (allocentric, semantic, and episodic, i.e., memory for people, places, things, and events).

But if you see someone gassing innocent civilians, that is a chilling, chilling memory for people in Europe of what happened in the 1930s and 1940s and of the cost of doing nothing".

The obvious outlier visible in the third closest chair is an editor whose outrageous workload, politeness, and near-flawless memory for people have led many of my colleagues to suspect that he is not entirely human.

And explicit is a memory for people, places and objects.

The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park holds wonderful memories for people around the globe, and the legacy of greatness is set to continue in East London.

"And it also brings back a lot of good memories for people," he added, "who told us it connotes safety, ubiquity, reach, reliability".

Valentine's cap bore the emblem of the city police canine unit and he said, "If it brings back good memories for people, it's a good thing".

It's iconic, and it would be a shame to lose all of those locks, which hold so many memories for people".

But it brings up deep memories for people like Mr. Sampley, who said he had been seething for years over Mr. Kerry's protests, including one in which he threw away his ribbons and some war medals, though not his own.