Sentence examples for memory for something from inspiring English sources

Daisy Questell, who taught Beau at Liberty Middle School, searches her memory for something she might have missed.

Our misplaced confidence in recalling dramatic events is troubling when we need to rely on a memory for something important — evidence in court, for instance.

From the moment she learned that her son had coldly and calculatingly shot and killed a former co-worker in Midtown, the mother of Jeffrey T. Johnson has replayed every reel of his life from birth to boyhood and beyond, searching her memory for something that might help explain why.

"If you're talking about wanting enhanced memory for something like proofreading skills, then a red color should be used," said Juliet Zhu, an assistant professor of marketing at the business school at the University of British Columbia, who conducted the study with Ravi Mehta, a doctoral student.

It's a little memory for us, something important that's always there.

Yet behind those eyes, Christina carries a memory of something you don't wish for any sibling.

In order for your brain to develop a long term memory of something or a long enough memory, you need to constantly review it.

The fact that Arbus's "life's outline isn't terribly unfamiliar" and that there is "nothing terribly spectacular" about certain of her memories primes us for something "terrifically extraordinary" later.

That memory alone should count for something.

New money is transforming Hollywood, but institutional memory will always count for something.

Many Buddhists take something close to this position: they regard our entire sense of self as a product of mistaking memories, thoughts, or emotions for something more than fleeting sensations.