Sentence examples for domestic memory from inspiring English sources

A widowed farmer remarries; his 12-year-old daughter cannot accept her mother's seeming disappearance from the domestic memory.

Taiwanese officials say they need foreign patents and technology for their rescue plan, which covers the six domestic memory chip companies.

When it is in the interest of the Chinese government to stir up nationalism, usually for domestic reasons, memories of Japanese atrocities are recalled, and this invariably provokes nationalistic counterblasts from the Japanese.

Pakistanis (a well-established but growing group) are disliked, too, probably because of fears of domestic terrorism and memories of riots in 2001.The fact that immigration has less to do with race only makes it easier to dislike.

Talking, singing and praying to fill the silence, she must muddle along on her own resources – a cavernous bag of domestic articles, her memories, her wild optimism – with occasional help from Willie, her hapless monosyllabic husband slumped behind a mound nearby.

I was in full demonic, domestic overdrive, and the memory of it all just compounded my sense of failure.

Micron Technology, the biggest domestic maker of computer memory chips, surged 17 15/16, to 96, encouraged by a 10percentt rise in chip prices over the last week.

You could say that making a video that explicitly links sexual desire with abusive violence is a deeply weird thing for the victim of the most high-profile case of domestic abuse in recent memory to do.

The strategic shift is clear from the design of Mr. Obama's own budget proposal — which critics slammed as not going nearly far enough to shrink projected deficits, but which the administration intended as a bid to draw the Republicans into negotiations — to the White House's muted reaction to the House Republicans' plans for the deepest domestic spending cuts in memory.

Smith vs Fielding, Saturday night 8pm, Sky Sports 1 One of the most eagerly awaited domestic clashes of recent memory will emanate from Liverpool's Echo Arena on Saturday night, where either Callum Smith or Rocky Fielding will prove to be the master of Merseyside and the new British super middleweight champion.

Exclusion criteria were psychosis, clinically significant head injury, ongoing domestic violence, and no memory for the traumatic events that participants had experienced.