Sentence examples for desire to remember from inspiring English sources

A desire to remember the dead has soared as well.

"The moments of conflict have often been more around their desire to remember and honour the dead and the reputation of the regiments they fought for," Arias says.

The desire to remember his contributions as those of a unique and brilliant individual who single-handedly guided the nation to democracy and stability is understandable, but neither accurate nor helpful.

The first impression of Roberts is one of energy, sincerity, confidence, a willingness to learn, a desire to remember his roots, and the coach's gift that must be contained to be effective -- volubility.

The reason: beneath his passion for the task is his unspoken desire to remember, and commemorate, another village entirely - Vitte, on the Baltic island of Hiddensee - where he spent his childhood and where many inhabitants were lost to the Holocaust.

See Amy Waldman's new novel "The Submission" for a wonderful fictional treatment of all that can happen when a divided country tries to come together around its desire to remember.

During a 24-hour period that began this evening, the university paused to remember what many at the school consider the darkest day in Seton Hall's history, and students tried to balance their conflicting desires to remember and to forget.

"This is not a critique of desiring to remember the fallen, this is a critique of failing to comprehend who, or what, has been lost," the group said.

When desiring to remember a set of items the subject literally 'walks' through these loci and commits an item to each one by forming an image between the item and any distinguishing feature of that locus.

I attributed this to his inherent shyness and a profound desire not to remember his ordeal at sea.

Yet an opposite tendency - a desire among Lithuanians to remember and honor the Jewish past - is also plain to see.