Sentence examples for most memorable aspects from inspiring English sources

By Russell Platt The most memorable aspects of Sivan Magen's personal style are classic features of fine string playing.

But the most memorable aspects of the Grammys ceremony often have less to do with who wins than with how the winners and losers behave.

Yet not even these speeches nor the evening's excellent dancers (who included children from the Ailey school) provided the two most memorable aspects of Wednesday's gala.

In addition, both of Magen's parents are cellists, and it's remarkable how the most memorable aspects of his personal style — his rich, full tone and lyrical, long-breathed phrasing — are classic features of fine string playing.

And she was on People's cover 50 times.More tellingly, the most memorable aspects of Diana's death London covered in flowers, the thunderous acclamation for her brother's speech were unscripted events, often it seemed in defiance of a cynical media.

Brando's improvisatory touches are among the most memorable aspects of the character: stopping to smell a rose as he denies being a murderer, suddenly slapping a whining younger man, molding an orange peel into a set of fangs when the Don plays with his grandchild in a summer garden.

But it's the drinks that are the most memorable aspect of Peacock Alley.

The most memorable aspect of this session, however, is just that, for the longest time, no one else shows up.

The most memorable aspect of the Nagano Games was arguably the weather, which brought heavy snow and periods of freezing rain.

For me the most memorable aspect was the acreage of empty seats in the Man-U end.

But the score's most memorable aspect is the pounding, often lurching chord progressions that evoke different corners of the underworld.