Sentence examples for memory of man from inspiring English sources

In his diary, Mather enthused that about "as mighty a snow as perhaps has been known in memory of man".

The crawling began in confusion after an hour's delay in the sun, on one of the hottest days in memory of man.

He wrote "I believe the Frost was greater (if not more universal also) than any other within the Memory of Man".

Gilbert White, an English naturalist, wrote about "the peculiar haze, or smoky fog…unlike anything known within the memory of man".

He had once written, "My name shall live in the memory of man when the titles of the Northumberlands and Percys are extinct and forgotten".

Cicero concluded of Verres, "I think he is the only criminal in the memory of man who is so atrocious that it would even be for his own good to be condemned".

But German chancellors do not visit places that celebrate the nastier sort of German nationalism, let alone the memory of men such as Hitler, Göring and Himmler.

"If you are a poet and wish to be powerful and to live for ever in the memory of men, strike them to the heart with the melodious creations of your imagination, temper your thought upon the flame of passion".

"Our disagreement with the American and British governments in no way authorizes the undermining of the memory of men who sacrificed themselves for our country," the member of Parliament for the region, Jack Lang, said.

All except one died on the same day as the incestuous, inward-turning Buendías were being expunged from the face of the earth -- "wiped out by the wind and exiled from the memory of men".

Worse, Cleveland added, McKinley was the third president to have been gunned down "within the memory of men not yet old".