Sentence examples for meant to remember from inspiring English sources

I wasn't meant to remember, let alone find her.

I was meant to remember, invited to look back in melancholy.

She thought he was happy & had survived his childhood; he wanted her to think that; but to forgive her would have first meant to remember.

Mrs. Landzberg, a teacher and administrator, said the event on Friday is meant to remember Mr. Robeson, not the Sept. 4 riot, which left 140 people injured and came to symbolize the hysteria of the Red Scare.

An outstretched upward palm, up or down to indicate volume, meant sustain; a U shape formed with thumb and forefinger meant repeat; a finger to the forehead meant to remember a melodic phrase or a rhythm that he would summon again later.

PEERING through the chain-link fence at the site of the memorial he has been trying to get built for eight years — longer than the war it is meant to remember — Col. Stephen Abel pointed past the backhoes toward a circle of wooden stakes near the center of the vacant lot.

To be reminded must mean to remember, and to remember must mean there is a history.

What does it mean to remember them once they are gone?

"A Secret" and "One Day You'll Understand" are meditations on what it means to remember.

Women Mobilizing Memory Fellow Alisa Solomon publishes "What Does It Mean to Remember AIDS?" The day before World AIDS Day 2017, Women Mobilizing Memory Fellow Alisa Solomon publishes an article in The Nation reflecting on how we remember AIDS and its impact.

Ancient Israel understood the importance of remembering – the word is zacar – and this word in its verbal form means "to remember". It is also the root for words like monument and memorial, like the service we are having today.