The phrase "almost memorable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is close to being memorable but ultimately falls short.
Example: "The movie had some interesting moments, but overall it was just almost memorable."
Alternatives: "nearly unforgettable" or "close to being memorable."
The writers and poets of whom this can be said belong mostly to the ranks of the minor and the almost- memorable.
However, what's unique about Disney's usual suspects is that they're almost always the most memorable thing in the movie; they might be evil but, for lack of a better word, they're fabulous.
Page C1 SINGING SMOOTH AND LOW The George London Foundation Awards Competition, one of the country's most respected grants programs for young singers, is not restricted to low male voices, but at this year's finals, the most memorable were almost exclusively those of basses, bass-baritones and baritones, writes Zachary Woolfe.
Veteran Worcester centre-half Wayne Thomas knows a thing or two about how to stop people scoring - but Saturday's clean sheet against Harrogate is almost certainly the most memorable of his 18-year career.
Whatever, this started discussion with various people about the movie lines they found most memorable and, after almost a month of this, I've learned some stuff.
He also starred in the night's most memorable confrontation, and almost did not accept one of his prizes.
Whether he be scheming, cursing out the boys, or just drunk out of his fucking mind, he almost always had the most memorable parts of an episode.
Sometimes the stories behind the music world's most memorable songs can be almost as compelling as the tunes themselves.
He loved Dutch and Flemish painting in particular – and art almost certainly inspired some of his most memorable theatrical images.
One of the most memorable characters of the last two decades of film almost never came to be.
