Sentence examples for point of memorizing from inspiring English sources
What was the point of memorizing Shakespeare's "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" sonnet or — in Middle English, no less!
Ms. Tureck, though, was fascinated by his work, and at 14, when she began studying with Chiapusso, she made a point of memorizing a prelude and fugue from "The Well-Tempered Clavier" between lessons.
Shimmering with fury at what he portrayed as betrayal by a literary hero he once idolized to the point of memorizing passages from his work, Mr. Fischer added that reading the book was "like your favorite uncle being caught in a school playground, masturbating".
I always make it a point to give more credit to such essay, as the student must be credited with the choice of memorizing a good essay.
His point in that statement was that you can look anything up on the Internet, so the value of memorizing facts is low.
Mr. Schilling spoke of memorizing birds as a camp counselor.
Select your favorite way of memorizing facts.
Get in the habit of memorizing technical words.
During the initial stages of memorizing the Qur'an one should memorize about 3 lines, 5 is ideal.
There was no point in memorizing rules unless one also learned how to use them.
It's the sort of knowledge that can be captured in lectures and bullet points and memorized by rote.
