Sentence examples for duty to remember from inspiring English sources

But do we really have a duty to remember people?

Hill writes, "I am caught between the duty to remember and the desire to erase".

Wronged people have a right, even a duty, to remember their sorrows.

We have a duty to remember more of our history than only those sacrifices we honour on Remembrance Day".

Although the pope chose to quote a predecessor rather than speak in his own words, he told Armenians there was a duty to remember to killings.

Zakor, Hebrew for the duty to remember, is at the core of Jewish practice and, I'd argue, the strain of that obligation is central to Jewish psychology.

In a corner of this ruined city, a group of British soldiers paused from their peacekeeping duties to remember their fallen compatriots who had come to conquer decades ago.

Because of this aberration, the Chios coast guard office was unable to provide HuffPost with written documentation of the landing, though the operator on duty claimed to remember the story of the group's arrival because of the newborn.

It is the responsibility of Labour politicians to remember our duty to represent the will of our party and the Labour movement to fight for working people, and not to fight each other".

Similarly, when I get hungry -- which happens all the time thanks to nursing and running around on mom duty -- I need to remember to sit down and enjoy a snack.

Eagles read the jury an Allen charge — which basically tells them to remember their duty, that they are as smart as any jurors who could be found, that someone has to decide and to get back to work — but after just an hour more they told her that they just couldn't.