Sentence examples for remarkable recall from inspiring English sources
A professional cellist who lost nearly all of his memory after a virus destroyed parts of his brain has astonished doctors with his remarkable recall of music.
Postings on an online memorial site describe a hard-charging motorcyclist with a remarkable recall of episodes of "The Benny Hill Show".
On Oct. 1 of that year — in her 70s, Maria has remarkable recall for dates — Luis went back to Cuba, which was in the early stages of Fidel Castro's regime.
The leadership of Princeton's virtual cadre has been fairly fluid in the last three years, with one notable exception: Odie Ayaga '08, a fixture in the command structure with a remarkable recall for old maneuvers and battles (he wrote a 1,000-word 1,000-wordt onessayorabout2007 clash between Princetoneand Yale).
But a group headed by magician-debunker James Randi, struck by Popoff's remarkable recall of information provided on cards filled out by audiences, surreptitiously set up a radio receiver at several healing rallies and recorded transmissions from Popoff's wife, Elizabeth.
The texture that Ms. Paquin finds within Lisa's flatness is truly remarkable, recalling the young Sissy Spacek's work in the 1974 film "Badlands".
Yet you see them doing it at weddings, while touring around, in really surprising situations – the most remarkable I recall being an aid worker taking a picture of a dead animal in a drought area in Africa.
It is remarkable to recall now that they lost their opening two pool games; those of us in west Wales on the monsoonal Friday night when they were beaten up by Bath's big forwards drove home suspecting their obvious attacking promise was not quite going to be enough to elevate them to the next stage.
When one gazes at the task confronting Labour now – the apparent impossibility of winning seats in the English north and south, both in the market towns and the suburbs, as well as in Scotland – it is remarkable to recall that Blair made it look easy.
Just as remarkable, he recalled, no one seemed especially upset.
It was remarkable, Fetterman recalled, that a 14-year old would decide on his own to spend time serving the community.
