Sentence examples for embrace of memory from inspiring English sources

What redeems the otherwise ordinary Bowman — what gives him grace — are his unstinting capacity for watchfulness and his embrace of memory as a bulwark against oblivion.

"They are conceptually based," she said, adding that these artists embrace narratives of memory and history.

For example, Lalla, the protagonist of his acclaimed novel Désert (1980; Desert), is a North African Berber separated from her past and her cultural inheritance when she was forced to flee her desert homeland; she returns pregnant and resolved both to perpetuate her tribal inheritance and to embrace her legacy of memory and transcendence.

For that single moment, it seemed to him, his daughter's embrace of his childhood memory had arrested the aging process and he felt immensely grateful.

'For a great star like Sindelar, not to have a memorial of some sort is very unusual, a mystery.' So why is a nation so adept at the chocolate-box glorification of Mozart, Strauss and Haydn reluctant to embrace the memory of its finest sportsman?

I thanked him because I look back on everything I've been through, and I decided that I was going to wrap it around me and embrace every memory, every act, all of it, and build myself out of those ashes".

In a similar vein, here we suggest that it may be time for the infant memory field to take on board new theories of memory and hippocampal function, and embrace technologies such as MRI that could offer a means of progressing points of dispute.

Doggett finally embraces the memory of his vision.

While remaining hopeful - we embrace fond memories of life as children and continue with important family traditions.

On Wednesday, the two will travel to South Africa to attend the Embrace Tomorrow conference hosted by the Clinton Foundation and The Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory.

In recent years, spontaneous alternation behaviour has been enthusiastically embraced by behavioral pharmacologists and others as a quick and relatively simple test of memory [ 27].