Sentence examples for memorable among from inspiring English sources
Josie Hogan is memorable among the strong, transforming women who inhabit O'Neill's universe.
Memorable among these were the words of Mohammad Reazuddin, minister of the environment for Bangladesh: "My voice may be small because I am from a small country.
When Daniel B. Burke and Thomas S. Murphy ran Capital Cities/ABC Inc. in the late 1980's and early 1990's, they led annual management retreats in Phoenix that were memorable among participants for their quaint predictability.
Her busy schedule, including lengthy tours, did not, however, curtail screen appearances, memorable among which was that of the selfish mother, blamed for her son's alienation, in John Frankenheimer's debut The Young Stranger (1957).
Peter was memorable among his friends for his phrase: "What none of you seem to realise is …" His first book, Juntas United (1978), written with Ed Harriman, was an encyclopedia of the world's dictators.
Most memorable among Kyoko Domoto's wildly imaginative costumes were dresses that looked like lacy off-white cellophane, dotted with red bits of crimson ornamentation, worn by women whose heads sprout bushes of black tulle hair that is also dotted with red.
And the spicing is piquant but not too assertive, thanks to memorable appearances by (among others) a Bialystok rabbi, a bookshop called Yorick's, a collection of letters from a long-dead mother and a tribe of tree-huggers.
But the individual performances were strong and committed, and some proved particularly memorable -- among them, the works for trumpet (played by Gary Few), guitar (Eliot Fisk), flute (Elizabeth Ostling) and accordion (Joseph Petric), as well as the dizzily dramatic settings for voice (Ms. Shelton) and trombone (R. Douglas Wright).
Few were memorable, even among supporters.
A memorable gem among the more or less forgettable other pieces.
The writer felt challenged after Borda published a disconsolate article lamenting the lack of memorable names among the new generation of Columbian writers.
