Sentence examples for memorable quality from inspiring English sources

But the delicacy of "The Vertical Ray of the Sun," which is its most memorable quality, might be disrupted by the slightest shift in emphasis.

One might wish that Mr. Hung had woven his narrative more tightly, but "the delicacy of 'The Vertical Ray of the Sun,' which is its most memorable quality, might be disrupted by the slightest shift in emphasis" (A. O. Scott).

The witty light-heartedness of his buildings and products may have helped make them so popular among both clients and consumers, but the memorable quality and lasting power of his designs lie elsewhere: in the Proust-like remembrance of things past that we see in his paintings and in the yearning they convey for a simpler existence than what the modern world has to offer us.

Some simple sonic literary devices can lend your business name a memorable quality: Repeating the initial sounds of words, called alliteration, plays to both sight and sound, in business names such as "Papyrus Press," "K-Dee's Coffee" "Smith Sound".

The first was that the new taxi, a squat, suburban-style minivan made by Nissan, possesses few of the Checker's memorable qualities.

While the perfumer paid homage to bigger, more obvious cosmopolitan destinations that typically come to mind (New York, Paris and Tokyo), he reveled in exploring smaller, more intimate ports of call and translating their most memorable qualities into a spritz.

I went to meet Don [Bachardy], who said to me that one of Christopher's most memorable qualities was the fact that he was very polite... he always made people feel at ease.

Even so, the winning fluidity in the group's rendering of the big, seductive themes, and the players' attention to Schubert's nuanced dynamics, proved the reading's more memorable qualities.

The melodies are sturdy and memorable, qualities rarely found in modern R&B".

Rock and Clay decided to focus on the outtakes and raw footage from Bowie's "Life On Mars" video because of "its iconic, pure, simple, and memorable qualities".

Some CBPS depict idealized, standardized patients synthesized from many patients, giving them few of the memorable qualities of real patients nor the richness and complexity of real patients' problems.