Sentence examples for imperative to remember from inspiring English sources

Today, most societies all but venerate the imperative to remember.

Like most films that deal with the Holocaust, Emmanuel Finkiel's "Voyages" honors the imperative to remember.

The art had to be incidental to the moral imperative to remember.

"Now more than ever it is imperative to remember that surpluses are meant to be saved, not spent.

It also felt imperative to remember again the extraordinary journey Stoute has made over the past 46 years.

But the cinematic fulfillment of the imperative to remember has more recently been taken up in smaller, more individuated acts of commemoration.

It is not easy today to remember how imperative it seemed back then for the free world to show that it could outperform its totalitarian rival.

It is imperative as health care workers to remember that, although death may seem self-evident from a medical/clinical perspective, we work for the public, and to remember that the views of the broader population are of critical importance.

Even though this is a stressful time, please try to remember: It's imperative to maintain your focus and Think Financially, Not Emotionally®.

No matter one's political beliefs, it is critical to remember the strong economic imperatives that drive modern societies to legislate some form of copyright protection.

It is imperative that we as a country dedicate time to remember and celebrate those who have selflessly served our country.