Sentence examples for Gentle remembrance from inspiring English sources
I think his retreat from public life in the last few years helped soften his image in many minds, and may have contributed to a more gentle remembrance.
The show is not a tirade but a gentle remembrance of how Mr. Daisey came to love theater, combined with some very funny stories about his professional misadventures (playing a masturbating bishop in a Seattle production of Genet's "Balcony" was one), and sardonic rebukes to the corporate types who now hold American theater, especially regional theater, hostage.
Educators also have to do a better job at dismantling the myths about Rosa Parks that reinforce the idea that black women are only powerful and worthy of remembrance when they are perceived as gentle and "respectable".
"Without moving the hay that concealed the fugitives, Novak spoke to the Jews, and in a quiet and gentle voice told them that they had nothing to fear," according to Yad Vashem, the Israeli Holocaust remembrance center, which honored Novak with the title Righteous Among the Nations for his role in sheltering Dr. Braham and his fellow survivors.
PEEKSKILL -- "Remembrance".
In Special Remembrance, Eric Coleman.
Initially, remembrance trumped celebration.
