Sentence examples for true monument from inspiring English sources

They are the web's true monument to user-generated content.

Of course, Michael's true monument is the magnificent poem that tells his tale.

Our true monument to the Pearl Harbor attack is not in Hawaii but in modern Japan.

Our true monument to the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 is in our labor laws.

Our true monument to the victims of the Ku Klux Klan is in our civil rights laws and the growing black middle class.

At its flattest point – True Monument, say, which struggles for even half a melody – After the End sounds like pretty much every other 80s-influenced indie record you've been hearing since what now feels like the beginning of time itself.

This composition is generally regarded as one of the true monuments of figural-contrapuntal variation.

True monuments have yet to be raised to enough of these women.

Darrell Miller: "Guard These True Monuments to Martin Luther King Jr". Newsday.

So sit back, unwrap your Big Mac, pour a nice, hearty bowl of Skittles, open up a can of Coca-Cola, keep a roll of Brawny paper towels handy, shut off your Sears power tools (we could go on), and join Andrea Lipinski, Kevin Lauderdale, and I as we tackle one of cinema's true monuments of awfulness.

This difficulty is especially true of monuments made in traditional form, yet more experimental forms are by no means safe from oblivion and indifference.