Sentence examples for your remembrance from inspiring English sources

Verbal memory is, among other things, your ability to remember words, and spatial memory is your remembrance of where things once were placed in space.

David Hall Market Harborough, Leicestershire Here are the results of my Saturday morning sums, compiled after reading your Remembrance Day anthology (A moment of peace, Review, 7 November).

So unless you really need all 3,312 pages at once, your "Remembrance of Things Past" could simply fit in a pamphlet.

Your remembrance of David Weld, the first director of the American Lyme Disease Foundation, is the first I have read that makes reference to the "tremendous hysteria" of a group of sick people.

Recently Mr. Pinkney collaborated with his wife and his two sons, Brian and Myles, to illustrate Mrs. Pinkney's "In the Forest of Your Remembrance," a slender collection of short stories about spiritual events in her life that will be published next month.

Like "The Ship Who Sang," "Embracing-the-New" is a near perfect synthesis of allegorical and didactic intentions, but it is also a stirring illustration of how memory and identity are inseparable subjects — to deny that you are influenced by your remembrance of things past is to fundamentally reject who you are in the present.

She also recalled his response when she sent him a Father's Day card: "Dear Essie Mae, Thank you for your kind remembrance on Father's Day.

And leave your own remembrances of Salinger in the comments at Back Issues.

By The New Yorker February 1, 2010 And leave your own remembrances of Salinger in the comments at Back Issues.

In loving remembrance, Your Daughter, Wendy Joy.

If not, you are indeed fortunate, but it is our solemn duty to thrust it under your nose in remembrance once more.