Sentence examples for found it memorable from inspiring English sources

I'd read "To Kill a Mockingbird" as a ninth-grader in the spring of 1976, and like many readers, I found it memorable both for its acute portrait of childhood and for the tension of its courtroom drama.

It's hard for me to pick just one of this author's books, but I found it most memorable for the story of just how far a writer might go to gain glory, and what it life might be as the wife, daughter, or friend of such a writer.

Howard Kissel of the New York Daily News termed it "an entertaining, albeit vulgar revival", and Clive Barnes of the New York Post found it no more memorable than the earlier version.

Sometimes the target of a political joke finds it more memorable than the teller anticipates.

The effectiveness of the device was demonstrated in testing the campaign, he added, which led him to "feel very strongly consumers will not only pay attention but find it appealing, memorable and engaging".

To make training feel more relevant and memorable, we've found it's better to organize content around specific workplace situations.

New Year's evening 1982 and the impossible if it is possible Vagui and Karin 1981-1982 What makes this find memorable is not just the book itself, but where I found it.

And then you're reminded why you do, because you finish and — whether it went well or not — you hope that some people will find it satisfying and memorable".

"If I don't find it convincing and memorable, why would anyone else?

"I find it odd that the most memorable aphorism about 'curiosity' is how it did-in the cat.

It's something I picked up from Al-Anon, and like many of the most memorable aphorisms, I find it helpful (even if I have a tendency to misquote).