Sentence examples for a communal memory from inspiring English sources

If readers approach the Analects as a communal memory, a literary device on the part of those who considered themselves beneficiaries of the Confucian Way to continue the Master's memory and to transmit his form of life as a living tradition, they come close to why it has been so revered in China for centuries.

It's as if over centuries we have a communal memory that the world runs more smoothly when we all get along, not needing to halt progress to repair bridges.

The white-handkerchief shooting, though 38 years ago, is a vivid communal memory that outsiders and newcomers don't share of what life was like in South Los Angeles -- black Los Angeles -- before it had a public hospital at all.

This advocacy may also reflect a deep-seated communal memory of a religiously diverse kingdom and the daunting task of converting it.

The crash lives on in communal memory like a bout with a life-threatening disease — a reminder of how many organs fail when the offshore heart stops pumping.

But the 1998 Omagh bomb, when the so-called Real IRA killed 29 people, is in the communal memory as an example of what even a small and relatively disorganised gang can do.

Communal memory is an important aspect of MDT working.

He is not just an itinerant trying to live with the communal memory of four straight Stanley Cups from 1980 through 1983.

The virtual team should not lose this attribute and, depending upon the technology employed, communal memory may even be enhanced – a searchable repository of problems and outcomes could be an invaluable resource.

Photographers, as this exhibition shows, have an important part to play in these acts of communal memory.

"It's the idea of making communal memory visible," Ms. Sergel said, describing it as "a different kind of power".