Sentence examples for moving remembrance from inspiring English sources

The evening did become a moving remembrance of the indomitable Van Cleef, who starred in "Dollars," "Devil" and "Day of Anger" and whom Leone rescued from obscurity.

In a moving remembrance at his father's funeral, the senator's son Ted Jr. mentioned that the Green Bay Packers were interested in Kennedy when he graduated from Harvard in 1956.

The block print at right, showing a woman's and a man's ambivalent reactions to the newspaper headline "War Ends," accompanied a moving remembrance by a classmate, Ruth Luberoff, about her brother, an World War II Army pilot-in-training who died in an accident.

In a moving remembrance, Smith wrote that Hastings had "infuriated his peers by breaking unwritten rules," but said he "knew his role was to tell his readers what he knew -- not to hold things back".

The heart-plucking tone of the evening was initially set by the surprise visit of Esa-Pekka Salonen who offered a moving remembrance of the recently departed for Diana Disney Miller, who had fought long and hard to bring Disney Hall to life, and luckily enjoyed it for a decade before she died.

But the most moving remembrance came from A-Trak, a student of Roc Raida's and later DMC champion, who wrote a generous, raw tribute to Roc Raida's talent and humanity at djatrak.com.com

Also included are a series of short pieces that Bradbury dictated to Weller, including moving remembrances of his grandfather and his cat Hally (short for Halloween), and an account of his decades-long activities as an "accidental architect".

As the incredibly moving remembrances from his friends such as Cory Doctorow and Larry Lessig attest, he was unquestionably brilliant but also - like most everyone - a complex human being plagued by demons and flaws.

Just hours after his untimely passing at 57, the internet was flooded with initial shock and dismay, moving remembrances and tributes, hilariously left-field anecdotes, archival videos (his 1983 performance with James Brown and Michael Jackson is particularly spellbinding), and marathons of all kinds, from a block of MTV music videos to a nine-hour playlist on Minnesota Public Radio.

A1 Austria Mourns Victims of Nazis The last remains of handicapped or mentally ill children experimented upon and then killed by the Nazis were buried in Vienna in a moving ceremony of remembrance and public apology.

Toward the beginning of a moving, personal essay-remembrance of the Southern writer who was his college mentor of sorts, Sullivan writes that he "was under the tragic spell of the South, which you've either felt or haven't.