Sentence examples for more memorable versions from inspiring English sources

Here is a selection of some of the more memorable versions, straddling multiple eras.

The researchers suggest that the final algorithm could work from a smartphone, modifying users' digital pictures to create more memorable versions for social networking sites and job applications.

Far more than meaning or moral intention, I felt the urgency of his need to generate memorable versions of the English language; and I began to see how successfully he did so.

Their songs have gone from slightly bratty, if instantly memorable three-minute masterpieces about parties, heartache, and gay life in America, to more mature, equally memorable versions of the same.

Howard Kissel of the New York Daily News termed it "an entertaining, albeit vulgar revival", and Clive Barnes of the New York Post found it no more memorable than the earlier version.

In one her more memorable strips, a cartoon version of Julie is drinking street beers with her pen pal when he chops off his penis and hands it to her like a bouquet of flowers.

She sang dozens of songs, but some of the more memorable moments were a version of "I'll Get By" dedicated to Ellsberg but paid for by Lang, "I Don't Know where I Stand" for the producer David Geffen and, believe it or not, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" for writer/comedian, Carl Reiner.

Offers a more memorable experience than simply reading about it".

Booklets on CD with video segments are even more memorable.

Nevertheless, the wholly unsuitable support is a great rock tradition – leading to far more memorable gigs than you get with a not-so-good version of the headliner.

Other lines are more memorable.