folk memory

It was, you might say, a folk memory of landing on a strange planet.

But no one insists that they erase it from their folk memory.

These are important in folk memory and in the local heritage.

Maybe the children inherited some kind of folk memory.

It is also worth noting that after his death he seems to have remained as a hero in folk memory.

Folk memory points to the Rising as the peak of a glorious struggle for freedom.

That is certainly how those years are enshrined in the folk memory of theoretical physicists.

It is a moot point how early the expression arose, and whether through folk memory or local history.

Luckily for us, it was just the kind of clash to be imprinted on folk memory.

As we move into the 20th century it becomes possible to tap the folk memory directly.

Indeed there is folk memory of the time when there were only four major lines in our palms.

This legend could be a folk memory recalling the astronomical significance of the stones.

What lives in folk memory is truer than how some artsy poet says it.

"There are separate black and white folk memories of Nat Turner to this day."

Velikof was always strong on the folk memory hit.

It is the only name to have a clear, descriptive etymology while also indicating the preservation of folk memory.

And Velikof grinned out of deep folk memory as he began to drink.

By contrast, in this folk memory, the hospital was the hospice, the infirmary, the place to which the dying were sent.

They inherited a folk memory of suffering, plus the minutely descriptive Russian language.

Their long folk memories recalled other attempts to produce native silk over the previous hundred years - and how all of them had failed.

The exact time period when they died out is also not certain; tales of these giant birds may have persisted for centuries in folk memory.

The "miracle of the little ships" remains a prominent folk memory in the UK.

Thus, the native's stories may have its roots from the folk memory of these glistening sheets of ice.

The myth, like so many others, may be a folk memory of gradually rising sea levels at the end of the ice age.

There's a folk memory about its past, not helped by the fact that it's privately owned and no tourists are allowed.'