Sentence examples for be a more memorable from inspiring English sources

That should be a more memorable game.

Could there be a more memorable illustration of the "apparent death" response than the performance of this Oscar-worthy hamster?

(1978) Has there ever been a more memorable and provocative baseball opinion expressed in 140 characters or less?

Still, it's a more memorable way to pass the time than another round of I-spy.

But the quirky hats Adrian designed for Garbo in the film "Ninotchka" (1939) are a more memorable contribution to her onscreen persona.

what3word also talks up the advantage of using a series of distinct words for pinpointing location — arguing this is a more memorable and easier way to share location verbally than by using a series of letters and/or numbers.

"My silver and bronze are a more memorable experience to me than my first gold because they were my first taste of competition, when I started to fall in love with the adrenaline rush and take center stage," Bouchard said.

A mammogram is a more memorable event requiring an appointment at a special clinic.

Far from being some new move in politics, the speech was (as a more memorable phrase-maker than California-dreamin' Cameron put it) a case of déjà vu all over again.

Woody Paige is certainly a more memorable presence on camera than plenty of other sportswriters, and his alleged ethical deficiencies don't really matter when he's just playing a lovable oaf.

It asks you: is there a more memorable, iconic call to arms in the history of rock journalism than his answer to the writer who asked him about the emotions behind his lyrics?