Sentence examples for memory of language from inspiring English sources

Tests of concentration, of recent and remote memory, of language, and of ability to follow simple spoken or written commands are usually given in order to evaluate the patient's orientation in place and time.

Of particular relevance is research devoted to investigating the comprehension and memory of language, expressed verbally or in text.

However, you may find it a bit dry, which, let's face it, may be an issue, particularly if you have bad memories of language class from your school days.

After one year taking our proposed therapy, she now shows an improvement in memory, fluidity of language, and recognizes her relatives again.

This concerns how we know things which we have not obviously learnt, the assumption being that our DNA carries memories of languages and places.

The notion has been applied with some success to phenomena as diverse as the breakdown of memory for language in a disorder called aphasia and the gradual return of memory after brain concussion.

He was widely respected for his learning, prodigious memory and use of language.

It comes on like memory, a tumble of language and images – but slowly and painstakingly realised by the sewer's hand.

I speak harshly because I am one of Pinter's admirers; in works like The Homecoming, Old Times, and No Man's Land he has wittily explored the racking tenacity of desire, the hazy subjectivity of memory, the use of language to disguise, instead of reveal, true feeling.

Both of these parts test what one has read and memorized from the textbook (called a recall type question), again becoming a test of memory more than of language proficiency.

As for looking back on a completely fucked year, some of the most clearly recorded times in my memory are made of language.