Sentence examples for Physical monuments from inspiring English sources

March 27 , 2014Grahame Morris (@grahamemorris) @LabourLeft :Worth is not measured in treasure or physical monuments but in the lasting impression made in people's hearts #RIPTonyBenn March 27 , 2014R. Blackman-Woods (@robertabwMP) Beautiful tribute to Tony Benn.

All.kp sites are operated by the government, and Choi noticed right away that Kim Jong-un's name was consistently rendered in bold and in a larger font than the surrounding text — a virtual version, perhaps, of the many physical monuments to his father, Kim Jong-il, and his grandfather, Kim Il-sung, the founder of North Korea.

Indeed, Bickers' book is the antithesis to the monolithic physical monuments of official imperial history, as his frequent allusions to war memorials and other imperial relics suggest.

Not even physical monuments to themselves.

In effect they're physical monuments to the area's love of all things vinyl.

The coup left just one physical monument in Suva.

If there is any grand physical monument to the disaster, it is the rebuilt coast itself.

Since the beginning of June nine people, including two women and unborn child, have been killed in and around the site of the entente cordiale's most physical monument.

Now, after analysing extensive literary and material evidence, an archaeologist has concluded that the maze where the Athenian slew the man-bull was simply an "abstract memory" in ancient times and not connected to a physical monument.

News this week that 20 Fenchurch Street, designed by Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly, "melted" part of a Jaguar parked beneath its bulbous mass, only adds to the impression that the building is the ultimate symbol of everything that is wrong with the City of London – a physical monument to capitalism destroying itself.

Today the most imposing physical monument to Height is the handsome headquarters of the NCNW, on Pennsylvania Avenue in the heart of monumental Washington, on the site of an old slave market, almost in the shadow of the Washington Capitol where on 20 January 2009, she occupied a place of honour at the inauguration of America's first black president.