Sentence examples for survive the memory from inspiring English sources

We saw the father who had turned to drink to survive the memory of finding his critically burnt daughter close to death after her boyfriend had set her alight with petrol.

The Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna Forna, born in Scotland to a Sierra Leonean father and Scottish mother, sets her second novel in the aftermath of the Sierra Leone civil war examining how people survive the memory of such brutal experiences.

Pottery has been a lifeline to Bibi Herrera, giving her the will to survive the memories of the brutality she suffered as a young woman in detention in Pinochet's Chile.

None of his sculptures survive the season, but memories of the carving are what he holds on to the most.

For, as always, the spirit of the dead will always survive in the memory of the living".

The game went the way of 78.5% of the rest, a home victory, but did not survive in the memory beyond the final whistle.

This implies that the neuronal circuits responsible for consolidating and maintaining associative memories survive the extensive neurochemical modifications that accompany gregarization [ 35].

In people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, little words like "thanks," she notes, "often survive the shipwreck of all other memories".

But the real challenge was to deliver a speech that has a chance of sticking long enough in people's memories to survive the next fortnight and leave the party as a plausible alternative both to Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party and the Conservative government.

The work of Jacobsen and colleagues reported in this issue of Brain (Jacobsen et al., 2015) contributes an interesting fresh perspective on why musical memories might survive the predations of dementia.

However, following antigen clearance, the KLRG-1int subset underwent a lesser degree of contraction and preferentially survived into the memory phase compared to the KLRG-1hi effectors.