Sentence examples for lack of memorials from inspiring English sources

There are Israelis who disagree with this rapid-recovery policy, who argue that the lack of memorials to the victims of terrorism, the speed with which the physical scars are plastered over, have the effect of minimizing the horror, of robbing each event of its awful specificity.

But culturally, it's quite different; some Christians would react emotionally to the "loss" of the body and lack of clear memorial location, while communities with a strong seagoing tradition would be more accepting and might have emotional resonance with it.

To clarify: the author of the article was referring to the lack of a large memorial in central London, but the words "a big" were lost in the editing process; they have now been restored to the article.

The exact site of the battle is disputed because of the lack of conclusive data, and memorials have been erected at different locations.

Several of those on Morgan's list are there purely by virtue of a casual reader's curiosity being nagged by their lack of a local war memorial.

He also called the lack of clergy at the memorial "a slap in God's face".

Mel Wilder Scarborough, North Yorkshire Civilian victims of wars still lack their memorials, though one that could be counted, from 1935, stands in Woodford Green, Essex.

Lack of feedback can have negative memorial consequences on student learning particularly when MCQs are used.

Washington is full of memorials.

The park contains a number of memorials.

But the strident style of this memorial reveals a fundamental lack of honesty.