Sentence examples for memory the most from inspiring English sources

Many memorials were raised in her memory, the most famous being her statue in St Martin's Place, next to Trafalgar Square.

"This is, in my memory, the most beautiful the city has ever looked," he said.

He is also highly intelligent, with an encyclopaedic memory – "the most brilliant man in England", as we are frequently assured in the opening book, Some Do Not.

For the first time in recent memory the most vital new soul music addresses particularly adult concerns, with a particularly adult sound.

Years from now, when the Solyndra debacle has long faded from memory, the most visible legacy of the controversial U.S. DOE loan program could very well be a field of nearly 200,000 mirrors in the desert.

The prototype has storage density as good as DRAM (dynamic random access memory), the most common type of semiconductor memory, but reads and writes information 20 times faster while consuming less than than one hundredth the energy.

Evidence is reviewed that for older adults the period from 10 to 30 years of age produces recall of the most autobiographical memories, the most vivid memories, and the most important memories.

"What I learned a long time ago is whenever I get knocked out, and I lose my memory, the deepest memories, the most emotional memories, come back first," Hoffman told the Los Angeles Times in 2012.

What's your favorite All-Star Gamemoryory? A. The most prominent memory for me is Magic Johnson.

We learn about language, reason and memory in the most gripping of the show's displays.

And there's physical memory, perhaps the most dependable kind, but one for which there's no shortcut.