Sentence examples for dying memory from inspiring English sources

However the world remembered us, it did so quietly, inside a dying memory.

The protagonist, psychoanalyst Judd Stevens, is particularly well drawn: a lonely man of compassion, living with the un dying memory of his tragically dead young wife and child and with the terrors of his patients' minds.

You're stuck with Sony Ericsson's dying Memory Stick Micro format, but outside of that it's a super solid shooter.

With platforms like Facebook reaching over a billion memberships, with six billion more to join, the enormous power of the social web can definitely help to rekindle the dying memory of this great singer and human being among the younger generation.

This led to the conclusion that the population of memory CD8+ T cells in the BM is maintained as activated cells, by cytokine-driven "homeostatic" proliferation, with dividing memory cells constantly replacing dying memory cells [ 13].

Witnesses are dying, memories are fading".

For Suri intercuts his crisp and often comic account of the building's present-day life with Vishnu's dying memories; and though the present is described in the past tense, the author has, tellingly, switched into the present in writing of Vishnu's past.

Soon after she died, memory became both a 'cool river', he says, 'into which he could plunge' and 'like a cancer eating away the present'.

When the man's beloved wife dies, memory becomes more vivid, and he relives their lives together from first meeting to final parting.

Even though no one died, memories of the Sunrise Fire, named for the highway it crossed over, persist for those who fought it or were close to it.

Bill Robinson, the incoming president of the American Bar Association, says that the quality of justice inevitably suffers: "Witnesses die, memories fade .But the issue fails to exercise the general public or at least, the general Democratic public.