Sentence examples for memorable brief from inspiring English sources

By Jelani Cobb During the 2008 Vice-Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin, in St . Louis Biden offered a memorable brief on behalf of struggling communities like the one in Pennsylvania where he spent his childhood.

During the 2008 Vice-Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin, in St . Louis Biden offered a memorable brief on behalf of struggling communities like the one in Pennsylvania where he spent his childhood.

They are the location for "Accounting for Customs" by Reggie Wilson and Andréya Ouamba, one of the most memorable — though brief (15 minutes) — site-specific pieces I have seen.

There is a memorable (though brief) tennis scene in A Room with a View, when Lucy makes up a four including her Florentine hilltop seducer, George, while her fiance, Cecil, irritatingly declaims from the sidelines.

Sally Hawkins as the nasty aunt and Imogen Poots as the pretty rich girl who almost derails Jane's chances in love are memorable in brief moments, as is Valentina Cervi as the horror-movie special effect who is a more serious impediment to Jane's happiness.

One of his most memorable, and briefest, court appearances grew out of a 1947 decision to ban Edmund Wilson's "Memoirs of Hecate County" from sale on the grounds that it was obscene and might have "a bad effect" on "the immature or depraved".

The Secret Service gave a memorable orientation briefing to members of the traveling staff.

During the campaign, Placek said, he began to understand how words could make ideas salable — especially when those ideas were compressed into a brief, memorable phrase.

Both were well-received as works by a writer with promise, though perhaps more memorable was his brief, caustic review in 1961 of "Catch-22" in The New York Times Book Review.

Is it true that the Police Department once had a radio station? A. It did, but the only thing truly memorable about its brief tenure was the appropriateness of its call letters, WLAW.

"Churchill and Jesus both specialised in brief, memorable phrases — so both 'we will fight them on the beaches' and 'blessed are the meek' are messages perfect for the Twitter generation", he says.