Sentence examples for seem to memorize from inspiring English sources
A few lucky types seem to memorize great swaths of poetry without even trying.
The fresh-faced staff members are polite and seem to memorize every guest's surname, though the man who guards the velvet rope on Saturday nights could benefit from charm school.
I may or may not be a Buddhist -- I have trouble with some of the reincarnation stuff and can never seem to memorize those lists -- but I sure have learned a lot about compassion and forgiveness from practicing Buddhist meditation and studying and discussing Buddhist teachings.
Ryuji can also seem to memorize things easily as it's shown that he can remember 21 scripts from the Bible.
During the Second World War, he became addicted to the Reader's Digest — so much so that he seemed to memorize every issue as soon as it hit the stands.
The club is heavily patronized by Hollywood's most convenient and tiresome gay stereotype: hunky men who worship Barbra Streisand and seem to have memorized every song from every Broadway musical ever produced.
And the servers, young, amiable and unfussy, seem to have the ability to memorize large orders without the aid of pen and pad, even when handling multiple tables during peak hours.
He seemed to be memorizing his shoes.
As many as 250 tracks were recorded to build each cue, and Luhrmann seems to have memorized every one.
After Jamal humiliates Crawford in class by demonstrating that he somehow seems to have memorized the entirety of Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, his envious professor sets out to destroy him.
In this bogus male weepie, a 16-year-old black basketball whiz and genius who seems to have memorized the entire canon of Western literature is tutored in writing by a Scottish-American variant of J. D. Salinger.
