Sentence examples for namely memorable from inspiring English sources
Yes, he was successfully sold as the object of tween lust, but he had very little actual pop cultural capital, namely memorable hit songs, to show for all the fuss.
As I got into the mix one of those ideas just grew and grew, namely an extended breakdown that constantly builds; layering the memorable vocal to an intense pay-off and (hopeful) moment of real dancefloor drama". .
Four major themes emerged from the six areas of investigation leading to longevity in Hong Kong, namely, (a) Positive relations with others, (b) Possession of memorable positive life events, (c) Hope for the future, and (d) Positive attitude towards life.
Shastri Ramachandaran of The Tribune wrote, "True, there have been memorable films on Mahatma Gandhi by distinguished directors, namely Richard Attenborough and Shyam Benegal;one offering a respectful cinematic acquaintance and the other being didactic but inspiring.
He also gave one of the more memorable descriptions of the thing clients seemed to want when they asked for his fancy visuals, namely: "Sexy bullshit".
It's not the most memorable film, and it's ridiculous on so many levels, but it doesn't stray from its purpose, namely having a one-man army take on New York's criminal underworld.
Namely, misinterpretation.
