Sentence examples for most memorable element from inspiring English sources

The play's most memorable element is a series of laughable reverse-psychology ethnic slurs.

In 1948 De Beers first introduced the most memorable element of its public image, the slogan "A Diamond Is Forever".

But the most memorable element, throughout the first scenes, is a slow, steady, disheartening fall of big, wet snowflakes just above and beyond the confines of the set.

She's flat-out terrific, and the most memorable element of a film that never quite matches the clarity of approach achieved by the similarly structured Wild Tales.

The most memorable element of Robbie Pickering's debut feature, "Natural Selection," is Rachael Harris's portrayal of Linda, a dutiful wife whose older husband, Abe John Diehll), refuses to have sex with her.

The most memorable element of this inventive story, however, is Gerald's recipes, which punctuate the text; they include Mussels in Chocolate, Garlic and Fernet Branca Ice Cream, and Alien Pie, a dish made from smoked cat and a drop of kerosene, and garnished with a buzzard feather.

Lerner has written for women's magazines, and one of her novel's most memorable elements is its depiction of femininity as an absurd belief system into which unsuspecting girls are indoctrinated like sacrificial rabbits.

Williams succinctly distils the essence of the story, maintaining its most memorable elements – Oliver's "greed", his grievous ill-usage, the charismatic bad'uns he falls among, and his eventual salvation.

This adaptation pares the big, bulky script down to an intermissionless couple of hours, but it retains all the most, er, memorable elements.

The use of a partially involved observer-narrator -- Nick Carraway -- is one of the most memorable and essential elements of Gatsby.

Symphonies will start and end with the most dynamic and memorable elements, but even the most progressive chefs still seem to want to finish with dessert.