Sentence examples for remembered because of from inspiring English sources

But this event will be remembered because of the data.

It is, of course, also remembered because of the famous film adaptation played by Spencer Tracy.

Civil wars are so bitterly remembered because of the slaughter of civilians.

While a remarkable scoreline, the match is best remembered because of  goalkeeper Massimo Taibi's howler from Matt Le Tissier's tame effort.

This last error is remembered because of Keynes and because of President Roosevelt's "New Deal" spending programmes (though he was loth to borrow to finance them).

Sometimes it seems that JULIA (1977), based on Lillian Hellman's memoir, is best remembered because of Vanessa Redgrave's Oscar acceptance speech.

It was the kind of comment you tend to remember because of the profile of the people involved.

Yes (except there's some of it I can't remember because of its two central scenes).

It's one everyone remembers because of the Panorama documentary, but in reality the cane toads were absolute lunacy.

Profile about Ferenc Molnar; anecdotes about a German banker named Furstenberg, whom Molnar never knew but remembers because of three celebrated mots.

I remember stubbing the fag out on the floor of the smoking carriage – remember because of the way the rubberised grooves always seemed to me purpose-designed to accommodate butts.