Sentence examples for memory of others from inspiring English sources

The memory of others had grown fuzzy.

It's what's left in this world in the memory of others, but when the flesh starts rotting, the spirit disappears.

Whether it is the writers diving into their pasts for a memory of others or else describing a moment of emotional power that changed them, this book of 36 stories is a diamond, if sometimes a bloody diamond.

How can a man expect to be responsible for being the leader of the free world when he can't take responsibility for something he did, something that is seared into the memory of others who saw him do it?

Which is precisely the lasting effect of this show as you watch him patiently tending the brine-scourged plants in his beach garden at Dungeness, hymning the colour blue in a late book, painting his thoughts, preserving the memory of others in words and images: working, without self-pity, to the end.

His legacy can be seen in the form of some of his remaining works and the memory of others that have now disappeared.

The forest holds the memory of other lives and other ways of life.

Nearly every flowering tree and shrub has mocked with sheer proliferation of blossoms the memory of other springs.

Yet Lufthansa benefits from its own institutional memory of other turbulent times.

We also present a software caching method using collective I/O to reduce I/O cost by reusing the data already present in the memory of other nodes.

I don't think you can separate how it makes you feel from the memory of other people playing it".