Sentence examples for retaining the memory from inspiring English sources

Now I discover that retaining the memory of that smell could help save lives.

6) Two examples of differing definitions of decision-making in/competence in law are: "incapable of (a) acting; or (b) making decisions; or (c) communicating decisions; or (d) understanding decisions; or (e) retaining the memory of decisions".

It involves a refusal to relinquish humanity and retain the memory required to construct a future.

The surfaces retain the memory of the laborer's hands; the walls exude a sense of gravity.

He claims he retains the memory of the paragraph he just finished only until he gets to the end of the next one.

I only know that I've read them, and I only retain the memory of pleasure or interest that I felt while reading them.

The country retains the memory of the Franco years, and the understanding that democracy is something you have to defend, that it is something it is possible to lose.

Reading the story one sees only a husband and wife making a long love together; whereas the story before was about a mother and son and the story following, which happens to be "What You Pawn I Will Redeem," is about the man without ties who yet retains the memory of youth, and of his long-dead grandmother.

He maintains at one point that West Germany would have recovered without American assistance after World War II because the Nazis had been in power for only 12 years, so that the Germans retained the memory of how democratic institutions functioned.

Once learned, they can retain the memory of the maze configuration for up to 6 weeks.

To see how long the dogs retained the memory, the owners were then asked to add another step to the test.