Sentence examples for future generations to know from inspiring English sources

Why is it important for future generations to know about and understand other people's cultural heritage?

Richard Oldham, a member of the Polynesia nuclear workers' association Mururoa e Tatou, told Radio New Zealand International : "It's the right for our future generations to know what has happened in this country".

And it will be important for future generations to know who was responsible for this failure of action and imagination as this global crisis crescendoed".

I want future generations to know that we are a people who see our differences as a great gift, that we are a people who value the dignity and worth of every citizen — man and woman, young and old, black and white, Latino and Asian, immigrant and Native American, gay and straight, Americans with mental illness or physical disability.

Here's how.

I think it would be a shame for this generation and future generations not to know more about it".

When future generations want to know what happened to power in Britain in the 1980s, their questions will be answered here.

When future generations want to know what was so different about British art at the end of the 20th century, it's Emin's bed they will look at.

And future generations deserve to know what it is to be truly amazed.

She thoughtfully explores the toll this has taken on them and their loved ones (describing, for example, the nightmares reported by the spouse of a survivor who was unable to share his memories with his family) as well as the effect it might have on future generations' ability to know the past and to digest it.

Middle-class families no longer have to practice thrift because they know they can use government to force future generations to pay for their retirements.