Sentence examples for that remembrance from inspiring English sources

They hope that remembrance of the Holocaust can prevent its recurrence.

He informs us that: "Remembrance of things past is not necessarily the remembrance of things as they were".

Mr. Zelman is surely right that remembrance can no longer be entrusted merely to survivors, most of whom will soon be gone.

The fact that we officially commemorate the Holocaust on January 27, the date of the liberation of Auschwitz, means that remembrance of Nazi crimes focuses on the systematic mass murder of Europe's Jews.

Suicideyear (perhaps not surprisingly, given the name) says that Remembrance came out of emotional turmoil, and among the chimes of Hope Building A and the icy chords of Savior, an underlying melancholy is clearly audible.

The point I tried to make on air, and now offer again in the light of subsequent events, is that remembrance should be a charitable and voluntary matter through which loss and sacrifice are recognised, the past reflected on and the costs of war considered soberly.

Veterans' groups backed the idea of celebrating Britishness, but opposed confusing that with Remembrance Day.

But the I.O.C. maintains its stance that a remembrance will not be part of Friday's opening ceremony.

After all, it was the smell, as well as the sight and taste, of that petite madeleine soaked in tea that unleashed "Remembrance of Things Past".

A crucial one, in the view of Leon Zelman, who first presented the idea for the Mauthausen event to Mr. Resel and the Philharmonic: that of remembrance.

Although the film is ultimately committed to the belief that anguished remembrance is far preferable to willful amnesia, it touches on both sides.