folk memory वाक्य

The quake zone produced one of the most terrible earthquakes in American history-- a series of powerful seismic movements in late 1811 and early 1812 that continues to reverberate in Southern folk memory.
Neither species of African rhinoceros is common in the Congo Basin, and the Mok�l?mb�mb?may be a mixture of mythology and folk memory from a time when rhinoceros were found in the area.
"Peig " depicts the declining years of a traditional, Irish-speaking way of life characterised by poverty, devout Catholicism, and folk memory of gang violence, the Penal Laws.
The Army's struggle against Cochise and Geronimo, the great Apache warriors, are as lively a folk memory in Phoenix as the exploits of Robert E . Lee and Stonewall Jackson are in Richmond.
Some biblical scholars believe that the accounts in the Book of Joshua are cobbled together from folk memory of disconnected battles, with numerous different aggressors, which occurred over a time period of over 200 years.

According to Mackey, the site had been known locally as "'Hell's Gate' suggesting there was a folk memory [ from ] when it was used as an execution site ."
It was even possible, they said, that the cataclysm became a part of folk memory, inspiring the Babylonian flood myth in the epic of Gilgamesh and, in time, the biblical story of Noah.
The Londonderry siege remains potent in Protestant folk memory today, particularly among those who oppose Northern Ireland's 1998 peace agreement and agree with the garrison's motto of " no surrender ."
I have at least a folk memory of a 1 / s limit someplace : this sounds as if you plan on it being significantly faster, at least in the initial run ( or always ? ).
By comparison with the Galloway and Lowther hills these hills are much less frequented or known about except by the local populace-for whom the hills have a special place in the folk memories of the communities.