Sentence examples for society memory from inspiring English sources

When voluntary sector support such as Alzheimer's Society memory cafes or Singing for the Brain was suggested by the interviewers, one patient responded positively about their experience: Patient: "Yeah we went to the Memory Café recently".

There are countless other portals, and scholars are opening them to reveal lesser-known aspects of Civil War society and memory.

I am very curious about how societies lose memory.

He, like Michael Vick, seems to have earned himself a measure of absolution from a press corps and a society whose memories seem to grow ever shorter.

He wanted to know who controls a society's memories, who mobilises them and to what ends; whether they can be used, as he believes Slobodan Milošević did in the former Yugoslavia, to awaken dormant ill-feeling between people.

This is despite the societies' vivid memories of the effects of these wars, from which research would gain a long-term outlook about consequences on rural economies.

Lacking cultural artifacts, society has no memory of what has gone before; no mechanism to learn from previous mistakes.

This was one of those historic moments that leave a lasting imprint on a society's collective memory.

Screen-swiping, pinching to contract, tapping an icon - these actions, popularized on smartphones, have become so ingrained in our mobile society's muscle memory that Cadillac has decided to build its new infotainment system around them.

Since the strict interpretations of Shari'a were only imposed in recent decades, capital punishment is more controversial in Iran than elsewhere in the Middle East, as Iranian society "had no memory of these kinds of harsh punishments until the Islamic Revolution," she said.

Historically, our society requires computational memory media to support the development of our civilization.