Sentence examples for more memorials from inspiring English sources

Do we need any more memorials, plaques and statues?

"We need more memorials to remember the truth.

There might have been a few more memorials had Antonio Lyles, a 17 -year-old frival rivapartmentent complex, struck any of his presumed targets.

The rebuilding of London has been so sustained since 1945 that today there are more memorials to the world wars in London than evidence of war damage.

Plenty of other things have been added to the Mall — gardens, museums, more memorials — but they've been placed off to the side, so that the two-mile vista remains open.

The last thing we need is more memorials which encourage poignancy; we need memorials to remind us that, as Newton argues, the only uplifting element in the story of that war is in the struggle to avert it.

If all human life is extinguished in a nuclear holocaust, there could be no more Memorial Days as memory itself would be no more.

Miriam's death is one more memorial to the futility of indiscriminate acts of violence against strangers, perpetrated by nations and individuals alike.

During the day on Monday, the onePULSE Foundation will host two more memorial services open to the public, one at high noon and the other in the evening.

Upbraided for his brash style and reckless brinkmanship, Varoufakis hit back with a tweet that borrowed one of US president Franklin D Roosevelt's more memorial lines: "They are unanimous in their hate for me; and I welcome their hatred".

I will remember that by the time I was 26, I had been to more memorial services than people twice my age, and I will think to myself, "There has got to be a better way".