Sentence examples for enshrine the memory from inspiring English sources
And Ms. Greer's contribution to the book serves to enshrine the memory of the man she loved.
The finale is a mystery in sound, which enshrines the memory of a summer walk that Ives took with his wife, Harmony, along the banks of the Housatonic River in the Berkshires.
Despite the only surviving eyewitnesses to these events being from the Indian side and the passage of time since the battle, many of the details given by the Indian participants were still controversial and not believed (Custer's widow Libbie, who had dedicated her life to enshrining the memory of her husband as a hero and who attacked anyone offering a different point of view, was still alive).
The late 1960s were a heady time for Vidal, who feuded with William F Buckley on TV during the Chicago presidential convention of 1968 – those debates are enshrined in the memory of most Americans of a certain era.
The Florida proposals would enshrine the unexamined life.
There is a need to enshrine the rule of law.
It does enshrine the principle of net neutrality.
Van Dyck's portraiture makes him a founder of British art - and his vision of the nobility on the eve of the civil war helped to enshrine in the national memory a sentimental image of cavalier royalism.
It would not be long before I enshrined the summer of '72 as a golden age in my memory, a precious idyll, but it was only Friday to Sunday evening that held the pleasures.
The problem of how — or whether — to enshrine memory is especially clear at ground zero, where after almost a decade the official memorial is nowhere near completed and the feelings of many New Yorkers are nowhere near resolved.
