Sentence examples for point of remembrance from inspiring English sources

"I wanted that house to be a point of remembrance for the earthquake," he said.

More than a million people died in Auschwitz concentration camp, which in later years has become a focal point of remembrance and a poignant reminder of the barbarity of the German Nazi regime.

If the whole point of Remembrance Day is one of quiet individual contemplation, the act of choosing to pay tribute to unimaginable horror and sacrifice in an understatedly personal way, then this unseemly episode seemed the opposite.

The Queen, political leaders and military veterans laid wreaths at the Cenotaph on Whitehall - the focal point of Remembrance Day services.

The Queen, political leaders and military veterans have laid wreaths at the Cenotaph on Whitehall - the focal point of Remembrance Day services which have taken place across the country, and abroad.

Ever since the original memorial was destroyed on Sept. 11, 2001, survivors of the 1993 attack have had no focal point for remembrance services or visits.

The existing memorial in Camp Bastion will be dismantled and as much of it as possible will be used in the new memorial which will provide a focal point for remembrance for families, friends and comrades.

The monarch then laid her wreath at the foot of the monument, the focal point of the UK's Remembrance Sunday events since World War One, bowing her head after paying her respects.

Adorned with red, silver and blue globes that local students decorated, it is now filling multiple roles as a pilgrimage point of muted celebration, grief and remembrance.

Richard Stainton Whitstable, Kent Matthew d'Ancona is as guilty of missing the point over Remembrance Sunday as is Jeremy Corbyn.

A nagging feeling that the contrast between the manufactured controversy and the act of remembrance threatens to undermine the entire point?