Sentence examples for memory of someone from inspiring English sources

'I'm much more into present-day struggles than keeping alive the memory of someone who has died.

"I have individuals think of a happy memory of someone they love and recite a nursery rhyme," Ms. Cooperperson said.

Nobody is suggesting that we rewrite the memory of someone who had a bad date or a fight with his mother".

Keeping track of the principals alone feels as though it requires the focused memory of someone who can play bridge at a Warren Buffett level of adeptness.

For Mr. Godbout to write that Richler "kept prejudices alive" is not only ungenerous and slurs the memory of someone who cannot respond, it is a parody.

Look over the various entries on the Neediest Cases timeline, and you'll begin to notice that several of the people who gave did it in memory of someone or something.

Everyone probably has memories of someone like him.

Meanwhile,Katie Wolahan, a friend of Lorcán Miller, wrote on her blog of her memories of someone who was "nothing short of a gentleman".

With its melodrama tamped down, it emerged as the jumbled memories of someone looking back in a dream state and free-associating in verse; it was very moving.

It's strange, but when something that sad and unexpected happens, all the good memories of someone seem to rush to the surface and the not so good ones fade.

Most of us have fond memories of someone who had an unusually strong impact on our academic choices.