Sentence examples for memory of world from inspiring English sources

In a land dotted with war memorials this new "ring of remembrance" reorders the memory of World War One.

Can we make room for that story, and others like it, in our memory of World War II?

"Those who wanted the unification of Europe had the memory of World War II, and wanted a framework that would make events like that more unlikely," he said.

Even in the Balkans, so famously obsessed with ancient history, it is the living memory of World War II that has been recapitulated and manipulated to most malign effect.

For the nation as a whole, the collective memory of World War II has been broken up by time, and what remains is individual memory, which becomes more and more precious as it becomes scarcer and scarcer.

I think it's going to get easier," he says, although the memory of World Idol – a one-off edition of the Idol format that saw Will Young and Kelly Clarkson competing against other winners from around the world – serves as a cautionary tale.

FOR nearly a century, memories of World Series moments have blended with the memories of World Series ballparks.

The Germans had hoped the Olympics would erase some of the bad memories of World War II.

"Seeking to find purity of blood through biological testing evokes the worst memories of World War II.

Lucinda Franks's father was in his mid-80s when she began to mine his memories of World War II.

But isolationist sentiment was very strong; Americans, with painful memories of World War I and its aftermath, were wary of repeating past mistakes.