Sentence examples for more memorable because from inspiring English sources

"In the end, it became more memorable because I was able to take a mental snapshot," Hughes said.

And it is easy because losing the 1974 European Cup final was more painful and, ultimately, more memorable, because of the way that defeat has been clutched to their hearts.

Shaking the hand of President Obama on the White House steps was, she said, a once-in-a-lifetime thrill made all the more memorable "because it felt like he cared about what we'd done".

The novel takes them to the black mouth of Auschwitz, to disappear over its threshold with a finality that is the more memorable because Faulks understands exactly how far he can accompany these children.

Friday night at St Helens was equally enjoyable, and a little more memorable because of the naming ceremony for the Steve Prescott Bridge before the match between the two clubs he served with such distinction.

The experience was made all the more memorable because of our faculty advisors, who were themselves Turkish and had witnessed the dramatic changes in the country's socio-economic fabric and could give us a rich and nuanced historical perspective to set the context.

They changed the name to Nuthouse six years ago because they thought it would be more memorable and because it neatly summed up the "crazy mishmash" of goods, Ms. Sakow said.

Manna Restaurant's burger was more memorable, if mostly because of its bun, which was crusty with sesame seeds and, at once, soft enough for the burger and sturdy enough for my taste.

Overall this wasn't one of the more memorable NBA Draft lotteries because there were no surprises.

"Photographs may be more memorable than moving images, because they are a neat slice of time, not a flow," Susan Sontag wrote in her book "On Photography".

The last episode of "Newhart" was one of the more memorable sitcom finales mostly because of a surprise appearance by Suzanne Pleshette, who had played Bob Newhart's wife on his first sitcom.