Sentence examples for blood memory from inspiring English sources

8 8 2 BLOOD MEMORY, by Greg Iles.

A scholarship student encounters a world of privilege at an expensive boarding school in Massachusetts. 10 4 Blood Memory, by Greg Iles.

A man sat in a chair in the café on the first floor of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, at Lincoln Center, for almost seven hours and listened to sixteen dancers and former dancers read "Blood Memory," the autobiography of Martha Graham, one reader after the other, all the way through from beginning to end.

By Ian Frazier A man sat in a chair in the café on the first floor of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, at Lincoln Center, for almost seven hours and listened to sixteen dancers and former dancers read "Blood Memory," the autobiography of Martha Graham, one reader after the other, all the way through from beginning to end.

When she encountered "Eclipsed," she said she "had a visceral reaction". "'Eclipsed' felt very familiar because although I am not Liberian and don't purport to have experienced an African civil war, the blood memory from my father's experiences in Nigeria pulse through me," she said.

Pegahmagabow was Brian D. McInnes's great-grandfather, and he was connected to McInnes through family blood memory and known to him through the stories that Francis's children, Duncan Pegahmagabow and Marie (Pegahmagabow) Anderson, told McInnes as he researched Pegahmagabow's life.

Ailey's celebration of the "blood memories" of black America made his troupe famous back in 1960 and it still looks stupendous.

We know, deep in our blood memories, that there is no escape from the natural processes that dominate our lives.

Is she trying to channel the blood memories of the abuses suffered by the comfort women?

I was utterly open to the joy it exuded, yet aware, in spite of myself, of the pain -- the depths of America's history of cruelty and racism, the "blood memories" -- from which this joy flowed.

In it, Ailey says that the ballet (among those to be danced by the company tonight at the Irvine Barclay Theatre) is "about black roots" and was inspired by his "blood memories" of the "blues, spirituals, gospel and ragtime" music in his native small-town community in Texas.