Sentence examples for memorable object from inspiring English sources

"Using a card says, 'You stopped me in my tracks and this comes from my heart.' " When you pair that idea with the choice of paper, font and ink — what Ms. Kemble called "a reinforcement of a decorative identity or a kind of personality stamp" — you have a memorable object, a keepsake.

"Using a card says, 'You stopped me in my tracks and this comes from my heart.' " When you pair that idea with the choice of paper, font and ink — what Ms. Kemble called "a reinforcement of a decorative identity or a kind of personality stamp" — you have a memorable object, a keepsake.

In the resulting work, Les Observations de plusieurs singularitez et choses mémorables... (1553; "Observations of Several Curiosities and Memorable Objects... .), he described many animals, plants, drugs, customs, arts, and ruins previously unknown to Europeans and established an itinerary followed by scientific travelers for nearly three centuries afterward.

The United States Golf Association Museum in Far Hills, N.J., is more than a collection of golf memorabilia, though it is an impressive gathering of artifacts, clubs, garments, trophies, works of golf art and hundreds of other meaningful and memorable objects associated with the game.

Focusing on the rich heritage of art-making in the eighteenth century, this lushly illustrated book positions both well-known painters and unknown artisans within the framework of their economic lives, their families, and the geographies through which they moved as they created notable careers and memorable objects.

Prosopagnosia can be congenital or acquired, but damage to this region inhibits the part of the brain that allows one to see human faces as holistic, memorable objects.

Take out any memorable objects you kept from your past and examine them, hold them in your hand, try to think about where you got them and how you used them.

There are literally dozens of other memorable Tang objects—some dainty, others ferocious, extravagant or meditative beginning with a four-tonne, smiling Buddha in the palace courtyard.Buddhism reached China from India in the first century but only in the fourth after the collapse of the Han did it spread rapidly through the country.

ANTIQUES shows are invariably made memorable by the regal objects antiques dealers present.

People usually find experiences more memorable and interesting than objects.

The film is not a beautiful object or a memorable cultural one, and yet it charms, however awkwardly.