Sentence examples for remembered for presenting from inspiring English sources

Since coming here, he has directed "Measure for Measure" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," although he is best remembered for presenting Shakespeare's first tetralogy, "Henry VI, Parts I, II and III" and "Richard III".

Mike will be remembered for his ever present fine Cuban Cigar and his elegance and personal style.

She will be remembered for her ever-present support, keen intellect, and as a loving wife and mother.

He will be remembered for caving to polluters and presenting a package today that could create climate catastrophe.

Mr. Kline delivered a complex and understated Falstaff in the Lincoln Center production of the "Henry IV" plays in 2003, while Mr. Lapine's "Winter's Tale" for the Public in 1989 is still remembered as an elegant paradigm for presenting the late Shakespearean romances.

The present era will be remembered for its acts of destruction.

Mr. van Dam's singing, presented to two sophisticated and dedicated audiences, will be remembered for a long while.

Rokitansky (1841) is remembered for his thrombogenic theory.

Major adverse events may be remembered for life, but minor events may be remembered only if occurred recently.

Subjects were instructed to remember the presented words for the later recognition memory test.

However, there is evidence that people tend to, for example, remember information presented to them first (primacy effect) or last (recency effect) [ 22- 24].