Sentence examples for memory at stake from inspiring English sources

There's too much muscle memory at stake here.

When someone loses an arm or a leg, we know exactly what's missing; but with the loss of memory, something greater than memory is at stake.

With the machine behaving as it was, all of our accumulated memories were at stake and could be manipulated.

Memory and forgiveness are at stake in that peace process.

But tonight, as old guilt and new resentments surface, both memory and friendship are at stake.

Everything was at stake — the memory of Kafka, the fate of world literature, the future of Israel — and nobody could be trusted.

Re "Washington Arch's Majesty Is a 9-Year-Old Memory" (March 12): Much more is at stake than restoring the arch's deteriorating marble.

I am drawing on my child's memory, and as William Maxwell wrote, when it comes to memory, so many conflicting emotions are at stake that we lie with every breath we draw.

What's at stake is more than the memories these oldies provoke.

The land at stake holds a world of memories for residents all over the border region.

Evans and Guttenplan tell us much about the issues at stake, and about the politics of memory.