Sentence examples for conventional memorial from inspiring English sources

A more conventional memorial service was held yesterday at the Menorah Chapels in Millburn, N.J.

"Even the grave sites themselves have no conventional memorial stones," said Johnson.

Conventional memorial design would have had the names of the victims in alphabetical order, with special insignias to denote first responders.

Afterward, Bernstein explained why he had offered, in place of a conventional requiem or memorial, Mahler's "visionary concept of hope and triumph over worldly pain".

Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.

The 2004 Seattle Central Library, an uneven stack of slabs shrink-wrapped in a glass-and-steel web, was at once an evocative memorial to the conventional library and a monument to the new Information Age.

Modernists, such as Roger Fry, criticised the conventional, secure structure that underpins the memorial.

Remarkably, the groping for a transcendent ethic in "Memorial" doesn't seem banal or conventional: the self-proclaimed Buddhists and spiritual seekers who throng Los Angeles provoke as much scorn as Wolf Blitzer.

Memorial sites were established.

Each player wears a white memorial armband; white, rather than the more conventional black as worn by the Liverpool players, because black would not have shown up against their dark shirt sleeves.

It was a bitter pill when, in late 1895, just as fund-raising activities were at a peak, the society rejected the Heine Memorial, describing it as "dry, weak and conventional," according to The Times.