Sentence examples for memorable accounts from inspiring English sources

Philosophers' deaths make an unpromising theme for a book.A handful of philosophers, it is true, have died philosophically, by which people usually mean they have figured in memorable accounts of exemplary ends.

The surprising harmonic turns that propelled the rarities — Geminiani's engagingly spiky Concerto in E (Op. 3, No. 5) and Avison's Concerto in Seven Parts in D minor, No. 3 — made those works the program's most gripping and memorable accounts.

Before long he was known for memorable accounts of the leading tenor roles in Giordano's "Andrea Chénier," Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana," Puccini's "Fanciulla del West" and "Bohème," and Verdi's "Aida," "Don Carlos" and "Ernani".

But the book has memorable accounts of how railways and canals reshaped, and often deformed, Indian landscapes and social norms, and of the acquiescence, collaboration, or resistance of local élites.

His war journals include memorable accounts of his experiences in the landing at Normandy, in the Battle of St. Lo, the Battle of the Bulge, and with the first contingent of the US Army to enter Soviet-controlled Berlin.

Mr. Jarvi conducted a gracious if not particularly memorable account.

It is unfortunate that this memorable account should be given such short shrift.

Well before then, though, "Long Shot" is a memorable account of an inspiring struggle to finish on top.

Marie Winn, a journalist, gave a memorable account of the tale for adult readers in "Red-Tails in Love" (1998).

Davidson's piece concerns a sea lion that died in 1992, and he offers up a memorable account of disposing of its carcass.

This unconventional novel's elaborate construction can be frustrating at times, but it presents a memorable account of lives lived under French repression.