Sentence examples for memory not to from inspiring English sources

Another big hardware improvement, Mr. Vronko said, is the system memory (not to be confused with the storage space for things like music files).

The endlessly kind, notoriously prudish Louis XVI was the first monarch in recent memory not to cheat on his wife; one of Fraser's most astute observations is that Marie Antoinette suffered direly from the lack of a royal mistress.

She had travelled to the land of her birth with a sense of return, but it was a return to the past, to the Palestine of a distant memory, not to the dismal present place.

At the start of the last century, Yiddish newspapers and plays in America treated the shtetl with both love and condescension — too close a memory not to feel homesick for, yet too obviously backward to reclaim.

Moreover, this is the first administration in memory not to have a corporate chief executive in its senior ranks: Mr. Geithner and Mr. Summers notwithstanding, that sends a message.

Which is a shame, because — at least for the first hour — it was more fun than any superhero movie in recent memory, not to mention any movie whose opening scenes take place at Auschwitz.

As a journalist she has disentangled too many botched and elided memories not to know that "this was" must always be less truthful than "this may have been".

But what one might hazily have recognized as implications in that first playing were now returning as full, solid memories, Bach's memories and, installed with Bach's, Mr. Perahia's: memories not to be forgotten.

The point is to have fun and create memories, not to check things off of a master activity list.

A lot of people are out to make memories, not to build relationships, (especially in freshman year), so don't be fooled by any sweet talk.

Which is ironic, as we're swiftly told that she was once rather brilliant at sneaking into others' skulls and remixing their memories, not to mention stealing sensitive information.