Sentence examples for mostly be remembered from inspiring English sources

Instead, he will mostly be remembered for his verbal sparring with the New York news media.

She will most mostly be remembered for her keen, droll sense of humor.

Photographer Dora Maar was a talented artist in her own right, but her relationship with Pablo Picasso ensured she would mostly be remembered as the woman who weeps in his paintings of the 1930s.

But he will, I suspect, mostly be remembered for his rompingly entertaining tales of weak and well-intentioned innocents caught between the established order, empty innovation, venal ambition and unselfconscious egotism, placed in their ideal setting: a college campus.

She was a member of the YMHA Senior's Group of Wayne, NJ and a Volunteer at the Wayne PTO Thrift Shop in Wayne, NJ, but she will mostly be remembered as a lifelong Ranger fan.

What mostly is remembered about the withdrawal is the Soviet Union's humiliation, and the ensuing factional bloodletting across Afghanistan that threw the country into a vicious civil war.

It has since mostly been remembered as a precursor to McCay's better-known strips, receiving little attention itself outside of a few key strips.

And they are mostly happy to be remembered, even as the backdrop for someone else's story.

And while lauding Hefner's advocacy of human rights, he zinged, "But mostly he'll be remembered for the boobs".

His first cap will be remembered mostly for being, well, his first cap.

Yet the velodrome may still be remembered mostly for its shape.