Sentence examples for injunction to remember from inspiring English sources
She decided to heed Abigail Adams's famous injunction to "remember the ladies" by making Supreme Court wives the topic of her lecture.
Sukkahs are fragile shacks with branches or reeds as roofing, which Jews put up because of the biblical injunction to remember the transitory shelters the ancient Israelites used while wandering in the desert.
This is why she is able to say: "An injunction to remember can become an injunction not to think, not to grapple with the past: such an injunction seems to me to verge on bad faith".
But its narrative of liberation, its stories of an omnipotent God like a helicopter gunship, smiting Israel's enemies down with plagues, its angel of death overflying Jewish homes but striking the households of the oppressors, its injunction to remember the fate of the enslaved - all these are indelibly political.
Mrs. Harlan's first encounters with slavery, as a young bride, were highly disconcerting, as she had been sent off to marriage by her mother with the injunction to "remember, now, that his home is YOUR home; his people YOUR people; his interests YOUR interests".
Living under the injunction never to forget hasn't necessarily led Germans to remember more clearly.
Herodotus tells us that the Great King Darius was so infuriated by this that he instructed a servant to repeat to him the injunction "Master, remember the Athenians!" three times whenever he sat down to dinner.
One of the means used on the path is the ritual prayer, or dhikr ("remembrance"), derived from the Qurʾānic injunction "And remember God often" (sura [chapter] 62, verse 10).
P17 Celebrity takes injunction to supreme court.
The formerly oft-repeated injunction to prevent overheating was dropped.
