Sentence examples for commitment to remember from inspiring English sources
Holder's speech was a commitment to remember those weddings.
This is a much better way to encourage a statewide commitment to remember the dead.
The plaque, said Williams in his speech as MC, "is a symbol of our commitment to remember and celebrate the great heroes in our community".
She said: "At a time when anti-Semitic discourse is so firmly in the headlines, it is more important now than ever before for us to make a national commitment to remember the terrible events of the Holocaust".
What keeps all this cultural material afloat, and the historical trajectory pellucid, is the verve of the writing and, more profound if less obvious, the moral force of his commitment to remember, witness and recreate.
He insisted that part of our responsibility in a democracy is a commitment to remember the past, no matter how onerous it may be, in order to pursue an enlightened future.
She taught me the vital importance of forgetting; and that sometimes it's only our commitment to remembering that prevents us from accepting the love and peace that surrounds us.
The accolades piled on him in recent days have highlighted his commitment to remembering people's names, his decision to keep the very Polish-sounding Krzyzewski even though his father had changed his name to Kross, his disciplined focus on the next game, and his ability to see the team's big losses (rather than big wins) as the most important.
This unmasking of the "natural disaster" means that we also need a coherent, national commitment to remembering storm deaths, injuries and sacrifices.
The final sentence of the declaration of that forum stated: "Our commitment must be to remember the victims who perished, respect the survivors still with us, and reaffirm humanity's common aspiration for moral understanding and justice".
