Sentence examples for remembrance having from inspiring English sources

That aside, are not John Paul's statements of contrition and remembrance having a cumulative effect, working a gradual but profound change in Catholic-Jewish relations?

Isaacson is a Life Governor of the Victorian Shrine of Remembrance, having previously served as a Trustee from 1956 to 2000, and Chairman from 1983 to 2000.

Acts of remembrance have taken place across the country, including a service at the national Armed Forces Memorial in Staffordshire.

Remembrance has, of course, also been the main theme of Mr. Guzmán's own body of work, which has been primarily political.

A group called MyGoodDeed, which pushed to establish Sept. 11 as a national day of remembrance, had called for a pause in campaigning.

Remembrance has been set in stone, but, as Robert Musil once remarked, "there is nothing in the world as invisible as a monument".

It used to be a dreary cliché, this idea that our revered days of remembrance have been turned into opportunities to keep store aisles crowded.

An art project organised by the Currumbin RSL at the Rock of Remembrance has seen a net of about 5,000 plastic poppies laid over the landmark.

But then d'Ancona is also in denial that the main symbol of remembrance has been exploited by some who are happy for more war.

For too long, our little garden of remembrance has been a place thick with the deathly thorns of heroin needles and the excrement of rough-sleepers.

The remembrance had already begun for Gov. George E. Pataki, who is seeking a third term and who faces Mr. McCall in the Nov. 5 general election.