Sentence examples for commitment to memory from inspiring English sources
Soon other plays produced as readings followed, like Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues" and "The Exonerated" by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, attracting distinguished performers with the promise of little rehearsal time and no commitment to memory.
An artist and Holocaust survivor, she will be remembered for her dedication and commitment to the memory of the Holocaust.
This year the Legion has used the campaign slogan "Live On"—as a way of expressing its commitment "to the memory of the fallen and the future of the living".
I carry with me always a commitment to the memory of my friends who didn't make it through this war, and to pass along the lessons we learned to the next generation -- whether it's a cautionary tale or just a story about two old dudes who have been together forever.
It is perhaps fitting that the man who gave us hits like Stayin' Alive will have made such a commitment to keeping the memories of others alive right at the heart of our capital city.
That search for the missing and the commitment to preserving the memories of all of the war dead is considered by the ABMC officials as an almost sacred trust.
Reid exemplifies his commitment to the unaccountability of memory experience by placing a first principle about memory in his set of first principles of contingent truths: "That those things did really happen which I distinctly remember" (EIP 6.5, 474).
Transient B-cell apoptosis on D14p.i. and commitment to terminal differentiation contributed to memory B-cell loss.
Johnson's commitment to studying neurological and memory disorders will further improve our efforts to defeat or at least minimize the debilitating effects of Alzheimer's disease.
