Sentence examples for which is remembered from inspiring English sources

That which is remembered accurately is never given to you to determine.

The manifest content of the dream, that which is remembered and reported, must be understood as veiling a latent meaning.

Labour reluctantly acknowledged this last year, soon after Miliband unveiled the fund as the highpoint of a party conference speech, which is remembered more for his amnesia.

This championship game should only be as good as that game, which is remembered for the all-American quarterback, Namath, being stopped at the goal line by Tommy Nobis, the Texas all-American linebacker.

Some games have been played so brilliantly that they have been given nicknames like the Immortal and the Evergreen, each of which is remembered for a stunning series of sacrifices culminating in checkmate.

Lawrie, 42, won the 1999 British Open, which is remembered more for the collapse of Jean van de Velde, who made a triple bogey on the final hole and lost in a playoff.

But the article — which is, remember, about a possible biological cause of obesity — was presented with a headline that still managed to depict obese people as lazy and gluttonous.

I want them to look back on their childhood and have it punctuated with vivid memories, one of which is remembering how their dad used to make them a bonkers cake every year".

Instead, its characters wear high-waisted jeans, blazers, knit shirts and corduroy jackets, the kind also memorably summoned for "Argo" and which are remembered fondly by some who came of age in that period.

Mr Machar deserted the southern guerrilla army midway through its battle with the north, leading to murderous clashes between Nuer and Dinka, which are remembered by many as the "civil war within the civil war".

Which are remembered, and which are forgotten".