Sentence examples for most memorable as from inspiring English sources

Ms. Aldridge is most memorable as the elderly Nella.

Ostensibly about scandal, her book is most memorable as a convincing case for the ultimate unknowability of the self.

In the end, "True Notebooks" may be most memorable as an exploration of the redemptive power of writing.

"Radio Unnameable" is most memorable as a chronicle of those days, adding new details and dimensions to a well-known, myth-smeared story.

It is most memorable as a test of readers' fortitude, a step-by-step World War I primer and a breeding ground for the characters who will appear in subsequent installments.

Mr. Goldhaber, one of the two Tour Guides, is most memorable as the early-18th-century slave owner William Lynch, advising Virginia slave owners on how to control their "property".

Included will be footage of several of her most memorable performances, as well as previously unseen concert footage, interviews and reminiscences by other musicians about Ms. Houston's work.

IGN listed him at number two in its 2006 list of most memorable villains, as well as the fourth top video game villain.

The overflowing blues tent, immediately adjacent had some of the most memorable performances as well as projecting artists with local links who otherwise normally perform in small road houses and Treme bars but now had thousands gasping and screaming for more.

The homemade biscuits were sublime (we agreed with another couple that Adam Simmonds's bread and biscuits are among his most memorable creations) as were the chocolate petits fours on a bed of choc flakes.

The Sunday Herald Sun called it one of the "show's most memorable episodes", as did The Courier Mail.