Sentence examples for much memento from inspiring English sources

These images are not so much memento mori as visions of nirvana, their subjects freed from mortal cares and desire, suspended in a sacred silence.

Ms Whiteread's work is called Untitled (Pair), but it is as much a memento mori as any of the carved skeletons in the cathedral.

The first disk is really too much of a memento of the movie to be recom.

The film, directed by Greg Harrison, shares much stylistically with "Memento": blurry and dim images, fast cuts accompanied by dissonant noise, and differing versions of the same event.

Tarry panels in which epigrams and wreaths are pressed into the paint like scraps in a book, they don't appear much more than mementos.

The same day, the ventriloquist Señor Wences probably conveyed the sentiments of many Americans when he wrote, tongue in cheek: "Berry happy ¿Ok?" For all their trouble, the spouses of service members received one small memento very much of its time: a ceramic ashtray.

It was not so much art as the mementos of a lost past that appeared to arouse the buyers.

Much admired by John Ruskin, Wilkinson's memento mori of dead game might be taken as a Christian allegory.

More, it was a sense of souvenir, a sense of sheer luck at having chosen in the first place to follow Fedeler and Hession up the river and into the hills, a memento not so much of one moment as of the entire circuit of the long afternoon.

According to experts, the memento could fetch as much as $8,080 £5,0000) in an online auction.

Mr. Rossetti loved his days on the water so much that, from boyhood, he stuffed mementos of his trips -- and his luck -- in a zipper-lined photo album.