Sentence examples for moving memorable from inspiring English sources

Absorbing, moving, memorable, this is a book that would speak to young adult readers, too.

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's remarkable single is arguably the perfect protest song: moving, memorable and perfectly timed.

Unless the person being buried is young, or died in truly horrible circumstances, I do think it's possible to create an intense, extraordinary, moving, memorable, vital, passion-filled day of celebration and remembrance, rather than an unhappy gathering that murkily mourns a death.

It's a moving, memorable and informative ad created by 22-year-old Yale graduate, Alexander Dominitz.

Simon O'Hagan, reviewing the London concert in The Independent, described it as "a moving, memorable evening" and went on to describe McCulloch's voice as "torn silk" and "magnificent".

Family memoir or otherwise, it's a moving and memorable piece of writing.

But these latter traits are much less obtrusive in his novels, where his compassion and empathy for human striving make his best work moving and memorable.

Sadly, while the playing on Antiphon still has the same spaced-out elegance, the songs just aren't as moving or memorable.

But due credit should go to the youthful members of the Batsheva Ensemble, who dance like demons and offer an honesty of response, to one another and to the audience, that is both moving and memorable.

But what makes the film unexpectedly moving and memorable is Mel Gibson's high-wire performance as a man whose mind has been chemically deranged by a renegade government agency.

The Havocs may be an uneven collection that sometimes finds Polley treading water, but a handful of its poems are so moving and memorable you might just forgive him.