Sentence examples for memorable observations from inspiring English sources

He issues memorable observations of his own.

Mr. Blum is an unobtrusive writer, yet one with a knack for bundling packets of data into memorable observations.

Many entries are no more than a few lines long, but Gracq's highly personal style and his wide and thoughtful reading make for memorable observations — Céline is "a man who started marching behind his own bugle".

Commenting on the range and themes of the work, they said: "Watson moves fluently between genres – social history, travelogue, nature writing, memoir – and produces memorable observations on every page … His vision finds room for mountain ash, weeds and the roses grown by farmers' wives".

And there are some memorable observations - "The trouble with smoking was that the desire to smoke was so much greater than the satisfaction afforded by actually smoking... " But personally I'd recommend holding tight till the next instalment of the Quirke family saga, which is not only incomparably more gripping, but also, despite its setting, considerably more fresh and original.

Virtually every page offers up some memorable observation.

It featured the memorable observation from the paper's deputy editor, Michael Cooke: "We put our foot on their throat every day and press down till their eyes bulge and leak blood but they still won't die.

A submission from the Bishop of Manchester, the Rt Rev Nigel McCulloch, included the memorable observation that "there is also the danger of the 'David Attenborough effect' – religion always reported from the point of view of an observer of a fascinating and increasingly rare species".

He records where he surfed, the size of the waves, the direction of the swell, a description of conditions, what surfboard he rode, who his companions (if any) were, any memorable events or observations, and data for year-to-year comparisons.

Following some prefatory remarks on the circumstances of the situation (the disease, the drug, and so forth) and the uniqueness of what is to follow, he presents twenty consecutive individual case studies of his most memorable patients, including observations of physical appearance and some of their more fantastic disease- and drug-aided behaviors.

MS: What have been some of the most interesting or memorable comments or observations people have been making to you about the play after they've seen it?