Sentence examples for Lost to memory from inspiring English sources

What else is lost to memory?

There are doodles and quirks and alcoves that will be lost to memory.

And why has the history and tradition of Muslim art been lost to memory?

Some of the first list may be lost to memory in learning the second; this is called unlearning.

How remarkable, then, that a parallel conflict — one that similarly exposes the fears and anxieties that the expansion of democracy unleashes — is now largely lost to memory.

The name of the ship and the cruise line are lost to memory, but I do recall passengers making fun of the vessel's advanced age.

Columbia University Medical Center researchers have found that it may be possible to access memories "lost" to Alzheimer's disease, if their discoveries about memory loss in mice also apply to people with the disease.

A major concern for the future perception of volcanic risk in Chapultenango is the fact that, by the time of the next eruption, the people who lived through the 1982 eruptions will probably have died, inevitably leading to lost memory, and decreased risk awareness.

In addition, the high turnover of senior positions in the MoH further resulted in weaknesses in leadership due to lost institutional memory and having leaders at certain times who had minimal interest in the use of evidence.

The human cost of Moses' legacy — in displaced families, obliterated communities, lost historical memory — is impossible to measure.

He is sullen and grieves for his lost girlfriend, to whose memory he miserably masturbates.