Eidetic used in a sentence

Eidetic in a sentence as an adjective

You can't learn eidetic memory by "thinking you can" or sheer will.

[Kindles suck for skimming back though a book, and I don't have an eidetic memory.

It should be noted that almost all the people that claim to have eidetic memory are full of ****.

If a student with an eidetic memory could ace the class without trying, the class is set up wrong.

I just know that I can do it and also have some overlap with the eidetic memory crowd.

If you're implying anyone can have eidetic memory by "removing their limits", I don't buy it.

When people say they have "poor memory", they are referring to not having eidetic memory.

The team almost dinged him for that, if not for his amazing technical talent, problem solving skills and eidetic memory.

Let's say that you have an eidetic memory and you don't need any to-do lists..I bet you also have problems letting go at night which may be interrupting your sleep.

If you read the article, in the first line:>I do not think I fall into the "eidetic memory" category, although I have a superb photographic memory.

Initially it was found that these experts could recall surprising amounts of information, far more than non-experts, suggesting eidetic skills.

People with eidetic memory are quite literally biologically superior to the rest of us.

There was a wide spectrum of imaging ability, from about five percent of people with perfect eidetic imagery to three percent of people completely unable to form mental images.

There are a number of individuals with extraordinary memory who have been labeled eidetickers, but many use mnemonics and other, non-eidetic memory enhancing exercises.

He used the idea of "phenomenalism" in contradistinction to "phenomenology" -- the former being a kind of reductionist approach to seeing essences as merely the "contents of consciousness", and the latter -- which is to say the general Husserlian approach -- sees essences, or "eidetic objects" as phenomena that intend towards the external world, at least external to subjectivity.