Sentence examples for memory not only from inspiring English sources

Audubon had a photographic memory, not only of birds but how birds moved".

So this whole idea of preserving memory, not only in your own time, but into the far flung future.

It will be run next year in memory not only of Marty, but also of Tom Celic, 43, senior vice president for liability at Marsh and McLennan.

But for me, I needed to retain every detail of my memory, not only for the manslaughter trial that followed a year and a half later but also for my own well-being.

Judging an illiterate kid as thick when, in fact, he can take a car engine apart and put it back together from memory not only maims him - for life - but it is factually incorrect.

Tim had a phenomenal memory not only for publishing facts and sales figures but also for the names and lives of all those around him who worked with him at every level.

He mentioned fond memories not only of dancing at the Kennedy Center but also of sightseeing in Washington.

Ultimately, one's own emotions stand exposed: painful memories not only of the war abroad but of the conflict the war generated at home.

Brenda Buffalino's dance and song routine affectionately summoned memories not only of Nicholas but also of other departed tap greats like Chuck Green and Honi Coles.

"We see from our data that for casual fans, attendance resulted in long-lasting positive memories — not only of the event but also of the Raiders brand," he said.

And memories — not only those about America but also those about China; not only those carried with me but also those archived with the wish to forget — are sorted in English.