Sentence examples for memorable topics from inspiring English sources

But at the expense of such deplorable juxtapositions, this book skitters freely through a huge variety of memorable topics.

Create memorable topics, discussions, and be original.

Google also released its annual video retrospective of the year's most memorable search topics (see above).

The overall theme is 'the long and short of it' – with each topic accompanied by a memorable image and the tweets that sometimes capture, best of all, the spirit of a particular event.

While the videos don't move beyond the basic facts about each topic, the material is memorable enough that I'll probably actually remember it.

Bush wanted to stay on the subject of the leaders he had studied and the challenges they had faced when the news anchor, as I recall, kept trying to shift the topic to something less memorable.

Small talk is when you get to bring up a topic that makes you memorable.

They were just some of the topics Scott covered in a memorable documentary two years ago called Why I Hate Television Today, which aired on... Five.

When confused, especially in biology, YouTube tutorials such as Crash Course explained perplexing topics like photosynthesis in the most memorable and entertaining manner.

Try "...in the meeting" instead; it more effectively conveys that the gory details were just a memorable segment of the gathering and that other topics were discussed.

The result was 13 memorable (and seriously affecting) episodes that featured a range of topics: post-traumatic stress disorder, microaggressions, immigration policy, and even the problems with a white man wearing a Che Guevara T-shirt.