Sentence examples for monument of all from inspiring English sources

Which leads us back to perhaps the most effective and educational Civil War monument of all, coincidentally created in 1919 as many of worst Confederate statues were being erected.

The great generation that left the world Jerusalem and the Ode to Joy was also, after all, the generation that produced the Enlightenment's most enduring monument of all: the United States of America itself.

The best monument of all is a tall (at least 30 feet high) obelisk of crisply cut stone with only this one tantalizing — and still unanswered — question finely chiseled into marble: "Who is there to mourn for Logan?" MILE 193: GENEVA The town was a surprise.

Nearby, perhaps the most triumphalist monument of all was erected: a lavish all-teak guest lodge Lagoon's Edge on the site that the Tiger leader eventually died in May 2009.

As a movement grows to remove Confederate symbols across the US – including tearing down statues and lowering Confederate flags from state facilities – fresh attention is being paid to the biggest Confederate monument of all.

Mr. Phelps said a court ruling allowed monuments of all religious convictions to be displayed on city property if the Ten Commandments monument was allowed.

For Christians, it is where Jesus redeemed mankind on the cross.The religious monuments of all three faiths are mostly within the walled Old City.

It was the so-called Arch of Titus, one of the most famous Roman monuments of all, and it was put up, although it bears Titus' name, it was put up not by him, but by his brother Domitian, his younger brother Domitian, who succeeded him after Titus' death, which is why we date it to sometime after A.D. 81.

The symphony was also controversial musically, causing Beethoven's great admirer Hector Berlioz to exclaim at one point "if that was really what Beethoven wanted… it must be admitted that this whim is an absurdity!" Absurd or otherwise, the Eroica stands as one of the most important cultural monuments of all time.

In May 1791, the Assembly declared that the Louvre would be "a place for bringing together monuments of all the sciences and arts".

But I want to show it to you quickly, in the context of this lecture, because it's an important monument for all of you to be aware of.