Sentence examples for memorable wording from inspiring English sources

Beyond having a keen ear for memorable wording, Mr. Anderson has a gift for piecing together the conflicting interests of warring parties.

Besides, memorable words have a way of popping up when they are least expected.

Those were the memorable words of Debbie Harry in Blondie's hit song of the same name.

One reason, he said, is that the trademarked names are memorable words.

I do not recall any "conservative" publication mentioning those now memorable words "Sunni," "Shia," or "Kurds".

Then there were, in the memorable words of Donald Rumsfeld, the unknown unknowns.

The only memorable words came after a song called "Let's Get Retarded".

The secular totalitarianisms of the 20th century were, in President Bush's memorable words, "discarded lies".

Mr Khrushchev's face was, in Miss Monroe's memorable word, "interesting".

In "Branch Rickey's Little Blue Book," these memorable words are noted: "Things worthwhile generally just don't happen.

"Forgive me father" (or #سامحني_يوب in Arabic) are memorable words uttered by a kid in Aleppo after he was injured.