Sentence examples for writing of memory from inspiring English sources

The nature of historical writing, of memory itself, is to distort by selecting and compressing events, making the past seem more dramatic and coherent than it ever was, but this is especially true of accounts of the seventies.

It began with a call to arms from one soldier to others: help one of our own fight Alzheimer's by writing of memories from another great battle.

And this expanding of love is, as T.S. Eliot wrote, 'the use of memory' - and of a memorial service.

Kraepelin also wrote of associative memory deceptions, as when a person meeting someone for the first time claims to have seen him on previous occasions.

There are also endless semantic distinctions between the two factions, the most common of which is that anti-messianists write "Of Blessed Memory" after the rebbe's name, while messianists insist on "Long Live King Messiah".

The next night Mr. Robertson conducts the full orchestra in performances of JOHN ADAMS's Pulitzer Prize-winning "On the Transmigration of Souls," written in memory of the victims of 9/11, as well as Brahms's magisterial and moving "German Requiem".

Writing is a feat of memory.

Style, in cinema as in writing, is the engraver of memory.

Wright's interpretation of self-consciousness had implications for philosophy of education through the issues of memory, writing, and creativity.

The research and writing of The Living Memories Project has been healing and cathartic for me and for my coauthors.

"And this was, O so long ago!" he wrote of those memories in 1881.