Sentence examples for memory regarding from inspiring English sources

His near-photographic memory regarding facts and happenings was legendary and a great asset in the conduct of his duties.

It was enough to get me thinking that he might be holding a grudge, or nursing a traumatic memory, regarding some foul pooch from his past.

Having identified the combinations of the perforations on the tape and separately retained the service signals addressed directly to it, the computer proceeds to estimate the amount of the space occupied in a line by its letters and symbols, referring to instructions registered in its memory regarding each.

Helping old enemies better understand each other today is the aim of the Divided Memories and Reconciliation project, a multi-year comparative study of the formation of historical memory regarding the wartime period in countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and the United States.

Recent investor memory regarding this business is clouded with Hostess' two bankruptcies related to their pension liabilities.

For better or worse the car-buying public may have a short memory regarding what's likely to be known as "MPG Gate". After all, it's come to be accepted that – even when accurate – the EPA's fuel economy ratings are rarely on a par with what the average driver will obtain in "real world" driving.

"It's almost as if Carnival is hoping that by watching its commercial filled with" smiling people, "consumers' memories will be magically erased of any memories regarding the series of unfortunate events that the line recently experienced," he said.

Accordingly, this behavior informs his political beliefs today and views on Partition.Mufti Irfan's earliest memories regarding politics are of the figures who passed through Farangi Mahal before independence: Abdul Bari, the Ali brothers of the Muslim League, Nehru, and Gandhi.

Maybe that is part of how baseball sits in the hearts and minds of its fans for so long — they have the same long memories regarding the game, albeit not from the same perspective as the players.

Twenty-one depressed inpatients and 21 matched controls were given an episodic AM task designed to assess positive and negative memories regarding specificity, autonoetic consciousness (remember/know procedure), and self-perspective (field/observer procedure).

There follows a scene a moment of reality theatre, so to speak in which Marceline walks through the Place de la Concorde and Les Halles while speaking, into a concealed microphone, an anguished, fragmented monologue of memories regarding the shattering of her family during the war, the death of her father in Auschwitz, and her return to Paris after her liberation.