Sentence examples for memorable statement from inspiring English sources

The most memorable statement?

This is the most memorable statement to come out of politics since Newt Gingrich told the world that he was driven to commit serial adultery by excessive patriotism.

The film proceeds to tell how it all happened, from four points of view, making a memorable statement about the relativity of truth - Sunday at 1 30 p.m on Bravo.

Just after Barack Obama's election in November, Rahm Emanuel, his chief of staff, made this memorable statement to an interviewer: "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste".

It also enshrines perhaps Trump's most memorable statement of the campaign, in an entry titled "My People," which concludes, "I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue / And shoot somebody, / And I wouldn't lose any voters".

(Cardinal Beran went on to make the memorable statement that his country was perhaps now making painful expiation for such sins against freedom of conscience as the burning of John Hus in the fifteenth century and the enforced re-Catholicization of the Bohemian people in the seventeenth century under the Hapsburgs).

If Twitter and Facebook had always been the omnipresent public communication tools they are today, some of the most memorable statements in our history might have lost a little something.

Would Matisse really never have painted "The Red Studio" — which Watson takes as a paradigm of post-religious art, with the artist's self-made space replacing divine nature — if Nietzsche hadn't made that memorable P.R. statement about the Deity's demise?

Gurung was the designer who made a memorable political statement on the fashion week runway last February when he filled his finale with social-cause slogan T-shirts.

A clincher is a memorable, definitive statement that gives your speech a sense of closure.

The resulting public service announcement remains one of the most memorable antismoking statements ever made.