Sentence examples for Quite memorable from inspiring English sources

It only helped make the speech more endearing and in its own way quite memorable.

Fergus, however, cooks them in a way that is quite delicious and quite memorable.

This odd combination of the vaguely related and the displaced makes his work quite memorable.

Alas, there's nothing quite memorable here: much of the combat is just a whirl of movement photographed up close.

She also adds this piquant detail: "She may have had a nothing face, but her rear end, propped up on a bike seat, was apparently quite memorable".

Howard made what could be his last home game, if he is traded, quite memorable with 24 points and 25 rebounds.

What he has actually made is a pleasant, infuriatingly vague disc full of not-quite-memorable love songs, sung by an affable, lazy-sounding fellow who generally declines to talk dirty.

None were quite as memorable as the photograph.

It was quite a memorable moment in history for the M.B.A. president and the nominee of the party of business.

You've had quite the memorable roller coaster ride, but now you're sick of the chilliness and the self-absorption, and you want out.

Perhaps I am being unfair though, and our teachers did read poetry to us, but none of the poems were quite as memorable as Milne's Buckingham Palace.