Sentence examples for the memory of its from inspiring English sources

The medium itself may be exhausted, but not before it produces the memory of its own oblivion.

The apartment is today owned by the city, which honors the memory of its former inhabitants by making it available to foreign writers who have fled persecution.

In 1940, Akhmatova started her Poem without a Hero, finishing a first draft in Tashkent, but working on "The Poem" for twenty years and considering it to be the major work of her life, dedicating it to "the memory of its first audience – my friends and fellow citizens who perished in Leningrad during the siege".

Dead neurons are immediately available again in the free pool, but because the memory of its synaptic strengths was erased, it acts as an entirely different neuron.

Finally, there is Harvest Supper, in New Canaan; it had no liquor license and no hot coffee or tea when it was reviewed, but the memory of its kitchen skills lingers.

Serbia aimed to erase the memory of its disappointing performance four years ago in Germany, where it played as a combined team with Montenegro and was eliminated after three straight losses, including a 6-0 thrashing by Argentina.

Instead, he hit the issue literally where it lived: in the memories of its survivors and perpetrators.

It's infected with the memories of its own past.

The paper lives on only in the memories of its former staff and, as the stories tumbled out over lunch, it is clear they retain great affection for it.

Its price can only be explained by the hold its story has on the memories of its readers.

Nosing around, Ms. Jacob and Mr. Mosaka discovered a whole neighborhood, now vanished, existing only in the memories of its former inhabitants.