Sentence examples for memory of the murdered from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Payne fought for the law, which became known as Sarah's Law in memory of the murdered girl.

By making that case, the Kennedys betray our memory of the murdered president and flatter themselves too much.

A £10m architectural centre dedicated to the memory of the murdered student Stephen Lawrence remains unrepaired a year after it was extensively vandalised.

The Liverpool Echo's "Liverpool Unites" campaign - set up in memory of the murdered 11-year-old, Rhys Jones - has hit the £20,000 mark.

"To keep the memory of the murdered Jews alive by fitting plaques into the ground is problematic, as they could easily be ignored or vandalized," the mayor of Munich, Christian Ude, wrote in a letter to Mr. Hess.

Photograph: Will Oliver/Barcroft Media Updated at 12.47pm BST 9.20am BST Tens of thousands of Tunisians joined a mass rally late last night in Bardo Square, Tunis, in memory of the murdered politician Chokri Belaid, marking the six months that have passed since his assassination.

As Dante leafleted with his father at subway turnstiles, emotional memories of the murdered Florida teenager Trayvon Martin were palpable, if rarely mentioned.

Instead, Mr. Kaczynski became a hero, because in Poland, any death in or near Katyn sounds heroic — a reaction that does disservice both to Mr. Kaczynski himself and the memory of those murdered by the Soviets.

In talking, however, of "Kosovo-style social cleansing" he risked insulting the memory of those murdered in that benighted part of Europe in the late 1990s.

I've asked for a national minute's silence on Friday at noon in memory of those murdered in the Tunisia terror attacks.

In the years since 9/11, Bush, Cheney and others have relentlessly manipulated America's grief and stoked our fear for political ends, evoking the memory of those murdered on that day to justify a series of counter-productive policies.