Sentence examples for its memorials from inspiring English sources

Here and in some other places, the Holocaust is seen as the core event of the 20th century in Europe, and it thus draws millions of tourists to its memorials.

Many of its memorials are underfinanced, and their displays are stronger on emotion than on accuracy.

Every disaster has its memorials, from the organic to the carefully orchestrated.

The slave trade, both bulwark and driver of colonial expansion, does have its memorials – in Liverpool's International Slavery Museum on Albert Dock, or at the Museum of London in Docklands (itself sited on West India Quay).

Every major city has its memorials and museum exhibits, from "The Topography of Terror" at the Berlin Museum to the Frankfurt Jewish Museum's immense model of the city's old Jewish ghetto.

While countless thousands of Cambodians openly wept when confronted by the Tuol Sleng's vivid documentation - many recognising relatives who had been incarcerated - western governments during the 1980s belittled and ignored the Cambodian trauma and its memorials.

Each county in which a lynching took place will be invited to remove its memorial column and display it in its own community.

The day before Memorial Day, for instance, Maspeth will hold its Memorial Day Parade on Grand Avenue.

New York has found its memorial.

But the Chilcot report should be its memorial.

In its Memorial debut, the new design ranked second among the course's toughest holes.