Sentence examples for difficult memorial from inspiring English sources

"I know people say, 'You need to get back on the horse and start over again.' But it would just be very difficult," memorial visitor Rosemary Synovic told Denver's KMGH, adding that she thinks the city should tear down the theater and build a memorial.

Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.

In several countries it proved difficult to produce memorials that appealed to and included the religious and political views of all of a community.

Whose narrative and how many perspectives will be represented are the sort of difficult questions that all memorials face.

Astounding photos of difficult, emotional events become memorials from a world that can be safely left behind.Even Mr Salgado, who was trained as an economist, describes mankind's struggles as "an endless story".

It is difficult to discern whether living memorials have become common because, while they may be held in sanctuaries like the Unitarian Fellowship's simple octagonal meeting room, an addition to the mansion, they are not religious or funeral services, and are not recorded as such.

Religious differences and tensions could make it difficult to design inclusive war memorials.

It was Mr. Merrick's difficult, enigmatic personality that pervaded the memorial yesterday.

Leaving hospital to attend Austen's memorial service was very difficult.

It is a memorial song and it is difficult for me to sing it".

Once the story was underway, I did think about the very public vetting of the 9/11-memorial design ideas, and how difficult that process was.