Sentence examples for memorable detail from inspiring English sources

Biden called Hill as a witness, and she described Thomas's behavior in memorable detail.

Here Cooke's distinctive collage-like prose colors her narrative with memorable detail.

From five pages of "extraordinary revelations", meanwhile, the most memorable detail concerns her companion on Buckingham Palace visits.

Having done his duty as a thinker to render lowercase realities as capitalized abstractions, Vollmann then does his duty as a reporter and shows us, in earthy, often memorable detail, how he came across them in the real world.

Vollmann's study of poverty, based on his world travels and illustrated with more than 100 of his own photographs, is full of earthy, memorable detail as well as obvious analysis and capitalized abstractions.

The period from about 1100 to 1264 is also dealt with in several secular histories, known collectively as Sturlunga saga, the most important of which is the Íslendinga saga ("The Icelanders' Saga") of Sturla Þórðarson, who describes in memorable detail the bitter personal and political feuds that marked the final episode in the history of the Icelandic commonwealth (c. 1200 64).

But there are memorable details nonetheless.

Suetonius, in his Life of Caesar, gives memorable details.

The Making of Home is filled with bold arguments and memorable details.

She is angry about what she discovers, and she offers the kind of memorable details that make her points stick.

In among the tales of almost unbearable stoicism there are curious and memorable details – for example the pumpkins and potatoes that are dug up, ready cooked from the blast, like the produce of some enormous and hideously indiscriminate microwave oven.