Sentence examples for memory of the killings from inspiring English sources

Amy told me that, though she is "horrified" by what she calls "the U.A.H. incident," she has no memory of the killings.

The memory of the killings influenced the actions of British military leaders, especially those of British General Jeffery Amherst, for the remainder of the war.

A Korean anthropologist, Heonik Kwon, who was studying Ha My at the time, recorded one villager saying this denial of the truth was like a second massacre, "killing the memory of the killing".

In recent months the case has become a fiercely contested one in Rockland County, stirring memories of the killings and the radical politics that inspired them.

Red was one of the main colors of the old flag, which many people associated with blood and memories of the killings.

Still, many of her supporters conceded that separating her personal journey of repentance from the bitter memories of the killings and the radical politics that inspired them may be too much to ask.

A committee has formed to try to get Grace acquitted and brings in a flashy young psychiatrist whose job it is to fill in her now patchy memories of the killings.

The Olympiads of the 1970s and 1980s were an athletic projection of the cold war; now China's leaders want to show off their country as a respected world power, no longer weighed down by memories of the killings of pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing in 1989.

And yet many of the marines said that memories of the killing dogged them.

The French have painful memories of the killing of 58 French soldiers in Beirut in 1983 by Hizbullah, it is presumed.

The attack triggered memories of the killing of 34 people, soldiers and members of their families, in May last year, when India and Pakistan came close to war.