Sentence examples for future generations to understand from inspiring English sources
Pieces of this have to be saved for future generations to understand what has taken place".
It is precisely his scrupulousness and industry that will enable future generations to understand Auden's poetry in all its range and complexity.
It's time to stop being scared of the rising power in China, that we have no experience in our history of dealing with, and prepare for future generations to understand China better.
For better or for worse, the Grammy tally will be used as a measuring stick for future generations to understand the past, and when it's flawed, as it reliably is, it disrupts the proper writing of history.
Mr Ulyatt is hopeful the DVD will encourage future generations to understand the severity of life during the war.
Their words are the warp and woof of history, the texture that allows the official documents and resolutions to be placed in context and allows future generations to understand their motives and desires.
Why is it important for future generations to know about and understand other people's cultural heritage?
We support preserving the land immediately around the battle site, because we believe it's important for future generations to stand on that ground, and understand the importance of what happened there.
We want all of the teachers to know how much we appreciate what they do each and every day to prepare students for the future, and for the next generation to understand that anything is possible with a great education.
These advances offered hope that the cause of autism would soon be understood, which may enable future generations to prevent or reverse its course.
