Sentences with phrase «personal remembrances»

Remembering John: Stories from Mrs. Pat Lee A series of personal remembrances of Dr. Lee by Pat Lee, his wife and assistant in all of his work.

Still, «Small» conveys what the big picture often overlooks, in personal remembrances and passing lives.

First, a few personal remembrances.

The Amsterdam News of August 7 has Lenora Fulani's warm and personal remembrance of Fred Newman.

The poem's complex weaving of sympathetic imaginings, personal remembrances, naturalistic descriptions, and biblical quotations is evident in its concluding stanza

You can with our Morph Search and at the same time make your child's name a personal remembrance of you and your spouse.

It feels very much like a personal remembrance using the hackneyed formula as a clothesline.»

Peter Travers wrote a personal remembrance worth a read.

The Newtown Honor Guard was part of the ceremony, which included a moment of silence, personal remembrances and the final roll call for Baro.

The tenth year anniversary of 9/11 motivated me to recall my personal remembrance of the tragic events of the day.

Through decorative arts and personal remembrance, Thomas at her best makes thought and desire visible, but can she still do so in a retrospective?

His work ranges from agit - prop style public art pieces which forcefully assert the presence of a Native American voice within contemporary social discourse to more modestly scaled works which use language, color, and gesture to evoke moments of personal remembrance.

Pace Gallery founder, Arne Glimcher's illuminating introduction, his personal remembrances of visits to Martin at her studio, and their correspondence throughout her career, reveal much about the artist's life and work.

This is a personal remembrance of Arthur Charles Clarke, science fiction author extraordinare, advisor to The SETI League, life member of AMSAT, and the world's second greatest communications engineer, who passed away on 18 March 2008, at the age of 90, of complications arising from post-polio syndrome.

Zoloto's works tie in those personal remembrances with a greater folk narrative that attempts to make sense of our relationship to nature and to ourselves.