Sentence examples for always commemorating from inspiring English sources

Of course, film is always an art of memory, always commemorating what vanishes in the moment that the frame is exposed, and Jarman's productions did that gleefully, prioritising fragmentation and ruin and escape over the tidy consolations of story, character and resolution.

"Irrespective of who opposes this, or who stays away, we will always commemorate this day".

According to the nonprofit site, St . Louischristened the first ghost bikes back in 2003, but it has spread to hundreds of locations all across the world, nearly always to commemorate someone struck by a car.

It is thus no surprise that the Dutch people, historically tolerant and compassionate, have been deeply affected by such atrocities and will always remember, mourn and commemorate the victims of the Holocaust.

Contravening the commemorative tradition in Colombia (this country that has always liked to commemorate everything), my father did not make his speech a politicised version of our childhood history primers.

Custom art is always special to commemorate a special event.

Flags always work, or perhaps a stamp commemorating a past military engagement.

And besides, film is one of those old-fashioned things that Ms. Smith, in her eccentric, new-fashioned way, has always been keen to commemorate.

Coins have always been used to commemorate significant national events.

A small piece of the Day of Infamy should always be reserved to commemorate the heinous attack against Pearl Harbor, and, even more, to our response.

Malcolm Arnold's Peterloo Overture, commemorating the massacre of pro-democracy demonstrators in Manchester in 1819, was a reminder that Britain hasn't always been great.