Sentence examples for protecting the memory from inspiring English sources

And protecting the memory of John Paul has not completely silenced supporters of the present pope.

There were all these men in black suits looking very grave and dignified, waiting in a line outside – as if they were guarding, or protecting, the memory of him.

The charities involved have a profound obligation to channel the people's money wisely, and to protect the memory of this great moment of American generosity.

With great ferocity I've protected the memory of that time, so that in quiet moments I can unwrap it and inhale the scent.

"You will protect the memory of 6,000,000 Jews from their descendants?" You will for the next 1000 years ?

"-- I will not allow any Israeli Zionist drag the memory of 6 million murdered through the dirt". You will protect the memory of 6,000,000 Jews from their descendants?

The French political debate has been variously characterised as an attempt to protect the memory of a terrible period at the start of the 20th century; a travesty of history; an electoral manoeuvre; or perhaps even a thinly-veiled attempt to distance Turkey from the European Union's doors.

We have to protect the memory of who we are.

Let us teach our children about the valor of true heroes -- from our young people in uniform whose daily acts keep us out of harm's way to strangers like Gyongi, Peter and Luis whose strength of character and faith protect the memory of the past and inform the limitless potential of the future.

When he brought the key into the office and tried it, the door protecting the AccuVote's memory card slot swung open obligingly.

With its extensive collection of downtown ephemera, Fales protects the collective memory of New York's experimentalist past — by partnering with Triple Canopy, it remembers the future.