Sentence examples for memory of death from inspiring English sources

She must erase the memory of death, of the lambs' pre-mortem bleating.

Joshua returns the missing part of Neku's memory of death: Joshua himself shot Neku, choosing him to be his proxy in his challenge with Kitaniji.

For Murad too, the square mixes memories of death and freedom.

Forty years after I had left the battlefield, my memories of death and wounding were suddenly as fresh and present as they had been in 1968.

Manly's memories of Death Valley were less than fond: "If the waves of the sea could flow in and cover its barren nakedness . . . it would be indeed a blessing, for in it there is naught of good, comfort or satisfaction, but ever in the minds of those who braved its heat and sands, a thought of a horrid Charnel house".

By then, the soldier, Sgt. Brad Gaskins, had been absent without leave for 14 months from his post at Fort Drum in northern New York State, waging a lonely battle against an enemy inside his head — memories of death and destruction that he said had besieged him since February 2006, when he returned from a second tour of combat in Iraq.

(A 2011 survey found that baby boomers were more afraid of losing their memory than of death).

The "childhood-ruining" rank takes into account a number of factors, including key scenes that stay burned into your memory, instances of death, and troublesome themes.

In 2006, in memory of her death, the Octavia E. Butler Memorial Scholarship was founded, providing Clarion Writers' Workshop scholarships for young writers of color.

The bloody fangs and fingernails of mother nature were themselves thought up by Tennyson a decade earlier not as a philosophy of life but in memory of the death of a friend.

But while Poland went to great lengths to preserve the memory of Nazi death camps like Birkenau, the significance of this historic outpost was largely lost.