Sentence examples for memorable forms from inspiring English sources

Immortally embodied in musical versions of Loos's tale in the vastly different but equally memorable forms of Carol Channing (on Broadway in 1949) and Marilyn Monroe (on film in 1953), Lorelei has since seemed to live on as only an amusing, platinum-tinted specter from another age.

Mullen gives these abstractions memorable form.

It records in memorable form — for verse is a mnemonic device, among other things — some emotion which very nearly every human being can share".

But Ms. Ulitskaya is a bright and trenchant voice that has given the familiar story of 20th-century displacement a new and memorable form.

He never tired of attacking the Sir Walter Scott-inspired honor cult of the South, and in the feud of the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons in "Huckleberry Finn" he gave memorable form to its nihilistic absurdity.

Even business ideas need some physicality before they can be sold or given away -- they must be committed to paper or electronic record, or be communicated from one person to another in a standard and memorable form.

He was just in time to convert the emerging genre of tabloid photojournalism, with its surfeit of murder and mayhem, into an earthy and memorable art form.

Aside from being the "only option" for representing such complex events in space and time, visual explanations are often more engaging and memorable than other forms of communication.

The strengths — intelligence, independence, gall — were the memorable part, and formed a dramatic premise in themselves.

It seems far-fetched that Rothbart, a frequent contributor to "This American Life," would consistently stumble upon characters so memorable and fully formed, let alone remember entire conversations.

Fans have long circled the mid-March week of the tournament on their calendars with anticipation, and over time, memorable routines have formed.