Sentence examples for touching memorials from inspiring English sources

It is only a matter of time before our hated Brutalist towns and cities are adopted by the conservation lobby as touching memorials to Sixties sensibilities, as quaint as Duck Island Cottage in St James's Park.

One synagogue has a rose window and some touching memorials ("in loving memory of Sonny Solomon, flying officer RAF, killed over France, 1944"), but it was the other that attracted me because it was lighter and whiter and supported by cast-iron pillars that are rumoured to have come from Glasgow.

But perhaps the most touching memorials of Wilder came from those who view his death as an opportunity for the actor to be reunited with late wife and comedy superstar Gilda Radner, who died in 1989 of ovarian cancer.

The child died young, adding poignancy to this touching memorial.

In every other respect, The Red Earl is a lively and touching memorial.

At the top of the garden, a woodland walk planted with 30,000 snowdrops leads to a touching memorial to her mother, a cool, quiet place with long views over the valley.

We beach on the north shore of Fire Island and walk to the ocean side, passing the touching memorial for the 230 people who perished in 1996 on TWA Flight 800.

"The statements of Francis at this impressive, touching memorial [to victims of terrorism] in the Jerusalem mountains were undoubtedly sincere and came from genuine pain.

Like many relationships, we've also had our challenges – but it was during these challenging times that Colin's kind soul and big heart would truly shine," Yusupov wrote in a statement about his co-founder that was originally published by Digiday in a touching memorial post.

Click here for more photos and information on this touching memorial.

Since its release in early 2015, the track has served as a touching memorial for Walker.