memorability

"The important contributions that local women make (or have made) are not as visible nor sustained to have long-term memorability among the younger women interviewed in the survey," she said.

TODAYonline 2010

At its best, Ballard's work is a devastating and original contribution to architectural thought, articulating the often sinister impacts of our built environment with a sense of humor, and an aphoristic memorability, that is all too lacking in contemporary fiction and architectural criticism alike.

Resilience Science 2009

For one moment, it is the last moment, he starts aloft, or is flung aloft, even into clearness and a kind of memorability, -- to sink then for evermore!

The French Revolution Thomas Carlyle 1838

The contribution made by the arranger to the success or memorability of a recording, is in many cases, undeniable.

Elton John, the Beach Boys and the fine art of pop alchemy George Cole 2010

His acting was great in it, but perhaps his memorability came from the fact that in the showhe was often caught masturbating.

Josh Wolk's Pop Culture Club talks 'White Collar': Was it fun crime or punishment? | EW.com 2009

Such information, when learned, can end up being fascinating, significant and empowering, but when first encountered, it just can't compete for memorability with a murderous chip shop owner wielding a broom.

The power of mnemonics 2012

Metrical and "free verse" rhythms create memorability, too.

How Memorization Makes Words Live Carol Muske-Dukes 2011

With that in mind, I don't really care about memorability, so long as it moves me or changes the experience in some form.

Music Sweet Music SVGL 2009

The death of Jonathan in 2 Samuel "how are the mighty fallen, and the weapons of war perished" is one of a number of passages in which scholarship combined with literary skill to turn clunky and even tortured phraseology into paragraphs of clarity, memorability and – yes – majesty.

The King James Bible reconsidered | David Edgar 2011

This family will loom large for schoolchildren of the future, fat with memorability like Henry VIII.

Victoria Coren: why I shall be up at dawn to watch the royal family in all its bizarre glory 2011