Sentence examples for memory keen from inspiring English sources

Marty Blake, a basketball executive whose capacious memory, keen eye for talent and relentless appetite for scouring gymnasiums in remote places made him perhaps the most valuable scout in the history of the National Basketball Association, died on Sunday in Alpharetta, Ga.

Her memory is keen enough to retrieve the tasty details that bring her escapades to life.

Rongen, whose daughter was killed in a traffic accident in 2004 and set up a charity in her memory, is keen to emphasise that he has been as much a beneficiary from the experience as the team.

Some of these remembrances, captured by his increasingly keen memory, have been dictated to an assistant.

Had a sharp mind, keen memory, and flashing steel grey eyes until the very end.

Having an observant eye and a keen memory, she recorded her impressions in her diary and in letters home.

His masters, especially Alexander of Hales, recognized in him a student with a keen memory and unusual intelligence.

That note of weary belatedness, of numb grief tempered by keen memory, begins to sound as soon as the guns fall silent.

Mr. Rowles has been tending bar at the hotel for three years longer than Miss Saunders has been alive, and has a keen memory of his customers' favorites.

With the incongruously keen memory so common to addiction memoirs, "Lies My Mother Never Told Me" describes Kaylie's blurriest moments from her drinking days.

And through some combination of Mr. Agassi's keen memory and Mr. Moehringer's narrative skills, "Open" is cleverly bookended by two all-important tennis matches.