Sentence examples for has lost its memory from inspiring English sources

If Memorial Day has lost its memory, the Fourth of July may be even more impaired; it has lost its actual name: Independence Day.

If the former has lost its memory, the latter seems close to losing its mind.

Professor Chadwick said, "Nothing is sadder than someone who has lost his memory, and the church which has lost its memory is in the same state of senility".

What had once been a culture built around purpose had long since become a culture based on means: GM had lost its memory.

After 48 h, N. giraulti had lost its memory, whereas both N. vitripennis and N. longicornis have memory up to at least 120 h after conditioning (Fig. 4 and Table 1).

Now he waxes poetic at the prospect of a market where only one household in ten has a camera: "There's a great untapped desire to acquire pictures, memories".Fuji has lost its lead and been locked out of a similar deal for four years at least.

CITIGROUP may have lost its bearings and its chief executive, but it has not yet lost its memory.

"In democracy, Chile has not lost its memory and has not forgotten its persecuted, executed and missing arrested children," she said at a ceremony at the presidential palace, La Moneda, to mark the anniversary.

He has lost his memory yet retains a discomforting "memory of having a memory".

They say Mr. Suharto, who has had three strokes, has lost his memory and ability to speak.

A woman in need of a husband awakens a notorious rake, who has lost his memory, with a kiss.