Sentence examples for many remembrances from inspiring English sources

The many remembrances that have poured in since Anthony's unexpected death captures who Anthony Shadid was and what he did.

At the time of her death, The Lakeville Journal noted the "many remembrances throughout the Northwest Corner of the diminutive Eads," among them a building at the Torrington Branch of the University of Connecticut, the reading room at Housatonic Valley Regional High School and a red flowering maple on the lawn of Kent's town hall.

Below, see some of the many remembrances of Hastings that poured out on Twitter after his death.

In the many remembrances of Bowie, a common theme is how people felt that he gave them permission to be themselves, to be outsiders, as he often expressed individuality in his work.

As a nice Italian boy, as well as a former runner-up in the Newman's Own & Good Housekeeping Recipe Contest for a dish I called Zezima's Zesty Ziti Zinger, I have many remembrances of things pasta.

My heart is touched now, by many remembrances that had long fallen asleep, of my pretty young mother (and I so old!), and by many associations of the days when what we call the World was not so real with me, and my faults were not confirmed in me". Best feeling of 2016: My granddaughter sitting on my lap reading Where's Spot with me, just as her father did at the same age.

I wonder how many remembrance days it takes for that to come true.

Since his death last week, at the age of eighty-two, many touching remembrances of Cuomo have been published (including three on this site, from Ken Auletta, Philip Gourevitch, and Elizabeth Kolbert).

The Daily Tar Heel, the newspaper at U.N.C., posted many more remembrances, a video called "Eve's Way" and a guest column titled "I am who I am because of Eve".

I fantasize that with so many nostalgic remembrances of Temple and Robinson -- a black male and white female tap-dancing with pleasure and glee across the silver screen in one of the most fiercely racist and segregated decades of the century -- perhaps we were presented, subliminally, with the ideal possibility that there might someday be an end to racism in our society!

Many Afghans' remembrance of the Soviet years is colored by this rosy nostalgia.