Sentence examples for Equally memorable from inspiring English sources

Equally memorable was his aura of selfless modesty and kindness.

Equally memorable was downtime swimming in our hotel's lagoon-style pool with some ducklings.

Equally memorable for Ray Harryhausen's tremendous (albeit anachronistic) stop-motion dinosaur fights.

Equally memorable are her lines - offhand, low-key - after she has kissed him: "You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve?

Equally memorable is Guinness's earlier exit from "the oven" – a walk he claims was based on his polio-afflicted son Matthew.

Equally memorable was his prediction that ITV's reality series Survivor would "take some beating" and would "leave Big Brother bosses scratching their heads".

Equally memorable are the feelings of pride and sadness I felt while repatriating many of our fallen comrades back to the UK from Camp Bastion and Kandahar as well as returning the severely injured back to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on a much-too-frequent basis.

The drama of what Wellington memorably called a "near run thing" once inspired William Thackeray and Victor Hugo to create equally memorable fictional representations of Waterloo, which stayed in the minds of British and French readers for generations.

The men adopted equally memorable postures.

Lucci is quick to point out its French pronunciation Zhawn-vee-ev, a name she hopes is equally as memorable as Erica Kane.

But that's not Austen's broader point – her minor characters (Miss Bates, Mrs Elton, Lady Catherine de Bourgh and her anaemic daughter Anne) are equally as memorable to me as her protagonists precisely because of the distortions they undergo.