Sentence examples for memorial practice from inspiring English sources

Drawing on a range of Bosnian literature, visual art, and memorial practice, this talk details how patterns set by wartime cultural production and adapted in the postwar period have structured – and have themselves been shaped by – the crucial but difficult work of reckoning with wartime pasts in private memory, artistic creation, and public discourse alike.

The sacred landscape mapped through the texts and memorial practices of the church drew on biblical, romantic and traditional African ideas.

Kraus Jr. continues, "Visual manifestations of mourning, post-mortem photographs most of all, became an accepted memorial practice and were part of the era's mourning process".

A memorial to the practice of slavery is mounted here, inscribed with the names of African tribes from which slaves derived, but it has no particular relationship to Philadelphia or this site.

(The families of those buried could pay afterwards to upgrade a third-class grave to a higher class if they later wanted to erect a memorial, but this practice was rare).

Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.

The Maxwell Family Field just north of Memorial Stadium was the practice and competition venue for field hockey that shared this field with Recreational Sports.

"Professor Smoot came up to the band and asked if later that week, when we practiced at Memorial Stadium, we could do a formation like the universe forming.

In Britain, in a shift from 19th century practices, memorials were typically placed in busy public places.

Today, the Phills family, friends and Hornet teammates were joined by the Knicks, who remained in town to practice, at a memorial service at Central Church of God.

However, unlike Burbank High, the Indians also lost their practice facility, as Memorial Field continues to be under renovation.