Sentence examples for may be memorable from inspiring English sources

But it may be memorable, even historic.

Should both teams play well at the same time in these final nights, the concluding games may be memorable.

The characters on these shows may be memorable, and may with time even rise to beloved status, but they aren't people: they exist only to be funny, like comedy machines.

that may be memorable, but children find it difficult to quantify the duration, frequency or intensity of the activity, especially as most children's activity does not occur in sustained bouts - rather, it occurs in numerous short spontaneous bursts of varying intensities [ 3- 5] which are difficult to recall.

Kissing may be memorable, but don't force them into it.

Joe Robinson and Charles Curtis may not be memorable but they were serviceable.

May your trip be memorable and may your luggage be the first off the conveyor belt.

In the end, "True Notebooks" may be most memorable as an exploration of the redemptive power of writing.

"Photographs may be more memorable than moving images, because they are a neat slice of time, not a flow," Susan Sontag wrote in her book "On Photography".

Mr. Mbeki's tenure may be most memorable for setting back AIDS prevention and slowing the distribution of antiviral drugs because he subscribed to a denialist theory that disputes a link between H.I.V. and AIDS.

If the most notable attribute of her writing is a sentence so unpredictable and generative that it constantly propels the story inward to reveal the rapid associations of its author's mind — at once familiar to us and yet unmappable — what may be most memorable in her stories are those zinger moments when she reveals deep cutaways of character in quick excavational swipes.