Sentence examples for needs to commemorate from inspiring English sources

"Everyone needs to commemorate the party," the waiter said.

Our need to commemorate catastrophe runs deep.

"His imagination irresistibly felt the need to commemorate," the exhibition suggests.

"They need to do more exploration down there and they need to commemorate," researcher Elizabeth Kambourian told The Hollywood Reporter.

"We could flatten everything, let the grass grow, and we would have in some sense fulfilled that need to commemorate.

In a sense, the need to commemorate Sept. 11 simply magnified the paradox that always surrounds Memorial Day.

Everywhere cities and towns are trying to strike a balance between the strong need to commemorate July 4 and the equally strong need to guard against terrorists seeking to prey on the day.

And cities and towns are trying to strike a balance between the strong need to commemorate the Fourth of July and the equally strong need to guard against terrorists seeking to take advantage of the day.

Dr. Yael Danieli, a clinical psychologist in New York, has been conducting an informal survey, asking people to answer the question, "Ideally, what would you find as most meaningful to you in observing Sept. 11?" With several hundred responses so far collected, Dr. Danieli said, most New Yorkers said they felt a need to commemorate the anniversary, but most also wished to do so privately.

If Michael Gove truly believes in a need to "commemorate, and learn from [world war one] in the right way" the necessary lesson for Britain's education minister is to realise that other nations have history, too, and in them lay repositories of facts that even the world's most wilful ideologues can't politicise away.

Hunt believes that the need to commemorate somebody is less about reaching "closure" and more about responsibility.