Sentence examples for means of remembering from inspiring English sources

But perhaps looming over these smaller arguments is a larger question: are memorials still the best means of remembering?

They had traveled without money or coats or luggage beyond the small backpacks that contained only some photographs of friends, several prayer books and an African shirt and cap Peter brought as a means of remembering their homeland.

Poets, like myself, recite their names as mantras, as a call to arms, as a means of remembering those who have given more of themselves than is to be expected when comfort and fear are the rulers of the day.

The advantage to woodblock carving which Ando apparently left to his workshop was the ability to produce relatively inexpensive multiple prints of the same image, thus supplying the wealthy with a means of remembering a pleasant diversion (a courtesan, a Kabuki actor, a landscape) and commoners with a relatively inexpensive means of fantasizing.

Australia has a unique means of remembering recipients of the Victoria Cross.

The custom is mostly observed by the town's small, but fiery, Bulgarian community as a means of remembering their nomadic, horse-riding roots.

Means to the goal of remembering: developmental changes in awareness of strategy use--performance relations.

Does this mean it is incapable of remembering or that visual cues are not an important part of its umwelt2 (perhaps a sequence of olfactory cues would have been more appropriate)?

Perhaps the same could be said of Ai Weiwei's use of Twitter last week: a modern means of preservation, a way of remembering a work of digital art that might otherwise have simply been switched off and lost.

Here in "Distortions" we see the themes of almost all of Beattie's stories to come: sexual infidelity as plot point, divorce as cultural landscape, the comic desire for the personal somehow to be political, and the civilized management of the past by means of a creative mix of remembering and forgetting.

It's hung on my wall where it belongs: a symbol of a past phase of my life meant for remembering rather than reliving.