Sentence examples for barely memorable from inspiring English sources

My normal level of confidence seems so distant that it's barely memorable.

He was barely memorable, not a star athlete, scholar, artist, actor, surfer or class clown.

A disjointed cardboard world full of barely memorable characters.

Reviewer Leonard Maltin rated the film two and a half stars out of four, describing it as a "barely memorable, overlong James Bond movie" that "seems merely an excuse to film wild chase sequences".

Characters are ciphers, with your fellow Spartans an unconvincing mass of clichés,while there's barely a memorable line in the entire script.

There is barely any quotable or memorable dialogue, and yet its images are so eloquent that they demand to be seen over and over again.

Marable's prose is efficient but blandly anonymous – there is barely a single striking or memorable phrase.

The Government can extol the virtues of work as much as it likes, but when the work available to you is tedious and poorly paid then it's not surprising that the "balls" (in super-remunerated Cherie's memorable phrase) seem barely worth juggling.

In 1998, he delivered the State of the Union barely 24 hours after pronouncing one of the most memorable sentences in American politics: "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky".

Otherwise, he barely was seen making a comment, much less a memorable one.

Elsewhere, and sometimes with barely concealed glee, the headlines were devoted to the most memorable phrase in Blair's attack on the leadership front-runner, Jeremy Corbyn.