Sentence examples for would seem more memorable from inspiring English sources

When the aspiring actress Susan Weaver decided to change her first name to Sigourney, she might not have been thinking about what would seem more memorable to directors and casting agents, but it surely worked.

Repetition of a certain point or idea is used to make that point seem more memorable.

Aziz Is Really Busy would seem more like it.

What is it about this period of our lives that makes it seem more meaningful and memorable than any other?

This will seem more invasive than memorable.

Olivia also noted that making a face more memorable can be more important than simply standing out from a crowd of faces – it can also make a person seem more likeable.

Yet even though "Hitchcock/Truffaut," first published in 1967, is a memorable reading experience, turning it into a documentary film would seem a daunting task.

Anthony said his last block would be more memorable than the last shot.

He said he thought that many of the programs were too positive and argued that negative emotional associations around losing money would be more memorable.

But he made clear that the state intended to build a bridge that would be more memorable than the existing one, which crosses the Hudson between Rockland and Westchester Counties.

But Mr. Disney, whom she considered a second father, convinced her that her own name would be more memorable once people learned it.