Sentence examples for the most memorable example from inspiring English sources
The unhappy Bennets in "Pride and Prejudice" are perhaps the most memorable example.
The most memorable example was his answer, in a December debate in Phoenix, to a question about what he had learned from a biography of former Secretary of State Dean Acheson that he had previously said he was reading.
But so far the most memorable example of artificial intelligence at work came in March, when Tay, the Microsoft Twitter bot, designed to "conduct research on conversational understanding," began spouting hate speech and was promptly shut down.
The most memorable example was an epic drinking-bout of an interview with Francis Bacon that began with a bottle of champagne at 9am and continued with Bragg and Bacon slurring their way through a hilarious disquisition on the nature of reality.
The outcry over the treatment of protesters in Ferguson may have been the most memorable example of the service's power, but pretty much anytime people were talking about something important last year, they were doing it on Twitter.
The most memorable example of this is a guy I'll call Daniel, who messaged me multiple times over OkCupid.
Many of the most memorable examples were "letter bombs" of this sort.
Here's my roundup of some of the most memorable examples that cinema has to offer.
One of the most memorable examples occurred during the 1999 Ryder Cup at the Country Club in Brookline, Mass.
Know Your Meme, a useful resource in tracking such material, has a 2012 Republican Presidential Primary entry with several of the most memorable examples from the campaign so far.
The book contains many of the most memorable examples from four prolific airbrushers — David Willardson, Charles E. White III, Peter Lloyd and Peter Palombi — in the realms of editorial work, record covers, and music and film promotion, showing how it evolved into a youth-culture visual style.
