Sentence examples for selective memorials from inspiring English sources

After Burne-Jones's death, the great project of Georgie's widowhood was her book of tactfully selective Memorials of Burne-Jones's life and work.

Selective memory denialist.

Is it selective memory?

Selective memory, I guess.

"This is going to be a very selective commemoration of parts of Mao's life, that aren't the ones that we necessarily dwell upon outside of China," Wasserstrom said of this week's memorials.

Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.

Memory is selective.

"Memory is often selective.

Memorial Day is a day not only of remembering, but also of selective forgetting — a point to keep in mind as the Iraq war moves uneasily into the history books.

There must be no ambivalence, no double standards, no selective indignation". Bishop Daly also sharply criticized the I.R.A. for killing 11 civilians at a war memorial ceremony in Enniskillen in 1987.

The other books in the series were essentially memorials to the victims, but Ruth Wisse writes that Un di Velt Hot Geshvign stood out as a "highly selective and isolating literary narrative" influenced by Wiesel's reading of the French existentialists.