Sentence examples for memorable phase from inspiring English sources

In "Stephen Hero, Joycee wrote about the idea of "epiphanies": "By an epiphany he meant a sudden spiritual manifestation, whether in the vulgarity of speech or of gesture or in a memorable phase of the mind itself".

Of the four it was Mr. Reed who took the worst B-movie roles, wrecked the most furniture, kept the most dangerous company (during one scarily memorable phase he joined forces with the Who's wild-man drummer, Keith Moon) and could most naturally play a werewolf without makeup.

Memorable Stage Role.

Sunday), which is a rematch of the 1966 final; Argentina vs. Mexico (2 30 p.m. Sunday), a rematch of a memorable knockout-phase game just four years ago; and Spain vs. Portugal (2 30 p.m. Tuesday), a collision of neighbors who play some of the beautiful game's prettiest soccer.

Is the unfiltered '97 Lenz merlot exquisite and memorable in its current phase of development?

As the songwriter David Byrne mellowed from quizzical, flinty outsider to jovial humanist, his band grew and shrank, the music darkened and lightened, and every phase -- especially 1977-84 -- yielded memorable songs.

It is both a postcard from an earlier phase of celebrity culture and a glorious mixtape of raucous and memorable songs.

One latest addition to the Trump oeuvre is a made-in-Canada photo series that aims to illustrate the Republican nightmare's most memorable mistakes, along with the die-hard fans that refuse to be phased by any of it.

One theory, he explains, is that go-to-bed-late types wake up at an earlier-than-usual circadian phase, in which dreams (or nightmares) are their most intense -- and memorable.

But memorable!

Most memorable?