Sentence examples for memory duties from inspiring English sources

Toni and I noticed not long after we were married that we were sharing memory duties.

So is there an ethics of memory, a duty of remembrance?

Memories are duty free and last much longer than wine.

What stands out most clearly is Bellow's capacity for friendship, which is closely connected in his mind to the duties of memory.

Similarly, investigation of the logical features of discourse about pleasure or duty or remembering is concerned with the concepts of pleasure or duty or memory.

His frantic repetition evokes death, disappearance and the duty of memory in a losing battle with oblivion.

There was more about friend's duties (sharing memories of Larry & pledging themsel-es to carry on his life in their own lives & nurturing eachother & being happy).

The police administration is "conscious of the duty of memory that is incumbent upon it," Bernard Boucault, the Paris police prefect, said at the inauguration of the exhibit this month.

Hollande said it was an "exceptional day" of unity and there was a duty of memory to all the war's victims "military, civilians, Allies and the German victims of Nazism".

Hollande said it was an "exceptional day" of unity and the duty of memory was to all the war's victims "military, civilians, Allies and the German victims of Nazism".

But it is unlikely that there will be a memoir of more terse power than Paul Steinberg's "Speak You Also," a testimony from within the chamber of evil itself that performs the duty of memory with a special kind of pain and meaning.