Sentence examples for questions of memory from inspiring English sources

His earlier works form a trilogy exploring questions of memory, exile and European identity.

Abani is concerned with questions of inherited trauma, questions of memory and privilege, of bearing witness, agency and representation.

Complicated circumstances lead Ali back home, where the film concludes in a quiet, ruminative mood, touching on questions of memory, identity and the pull of home.

A program note advises that its ideas arise from the Custom House's history, and that it "wrestles with questions of memory and loss and how people innovate within and against traditions".

This passage comes to mind when Wolfe, over the phone, tells me about grappling in his own life with the complicated questions of memory and truth that he has long been thinking through in his novels.

So how can I put together the love for that company with this love for something in the world of ideas?" The answer came from Sebald's novel, which follows the lives of four German Jewish characters who scatter to the winds after the war, and hinges on questions of memory, loss and exile.

Whereas now it's a question of memory.

The fate of the ruins is intimately related to the question of memory.

In this area it's not a question of memory but of factual record.

WGS: The moral backbone of literature is about that whole question of memory.

In fact Yizhar wrote Khirbet Khizeh in 1948, long before the question of memory could even have arisen.