Sentence examples for Meaningful tribute from inspiring English sources

My interests will always be my interests, that is the most meaningful tribute to you.

"A particularly meaningful tribute to Bruce is the sheer number of dental school deans around the world who recognize him as an innovator and who can also say that they received their degrees from HSDM," wrote Daley and Garber.

Brad Hoylman, president of Community Board 2, said that his organization, although content with the basic park design supplied by Rudin, "supports the inclusion of an AIDS memorial at the St . Vincents Triangle Park and looks forward to working with the various parties involved to create a beautiful and meaningful tribute.

"Speechless" is a meaningful tribute to Smyers and Mooney's personal relationships, further depicted in the music video for "Speechless," which intertwines emotional footage from their personal wedding videos.

Then the irony occurred to me, the far out bizarre seemingly impossible possibility: there is really only one person in the world today that could make a truly meaningful tribute to Michael Jackson.

When are tributes meaningful and when are they excessive?

But it's the site specificity of this sea-vessel wall that makes this tribute so meaningful to Pejac.

With only two minutes remaining in the show, Jessica and Phillip (sat on a stool -- perhaps because of his rumored health issues) sang "Up Where We Belong," because that entirely superfluous performance was far more meaningful than the rumored tribute to Donna Summer that the Top 6 girls were supposed to do.

Meaningful echoes, parody, quotation, rebellion, tribute and pastiche all have their place.

Another of Brodsky's mentors, Daniel Albright, passed away unexpectedly as From 1989 was going into production, and Brodsky dedicated the book to him a tribute made more meaningful by its enthusiastic critical reception.

"Jane the Virgin," CW: I could just call "Jane the Virgin" the year's fizziest confection -- and it is -- but that phrase wouldn't pay enough tribute the solid, meaningful substance at its core.