Sentence examples for exactly memorable from inspiring English sources

The 18-ounce bone-in shell steak, at $32, was cooked as ordered, rare, with a fine, well-marbled, ruby-red interior, and appealing if not exactly memorable flavor.

A 3-7 stortheo the season wasn't exactly what the Cubs had in mind when it came to leaving year's forgettable finish and an offseason that wasn't exactly memorable in the rearview mirror.

The printer I've been using has the email address [email protected], which isn't exactly memorable, but once you add it to your address book you won't need to remember it too often (and you can always retrieve it from ePrint site).

But they're not exactly memorable, either.

Dressed in a frumpy flower-print dress, black leggings, and a pair of slippers she had discarded by the second song, the look isn't exactly memorable, although it does add to Howard's disarming charm.

You could just say, "Hey, I like your smile," but that's not exactly memorable.

Not exactly a memorable innings but lots of great scurrying and huslting and nurdling.

Sure, it had a few redeeming moments, but the fact that none of them come to mind right now reveals exactly how memorable the movie really is.

To be able to play dumb through all this is not exactly a memorable achievement but to play nice as well is.

The 108 overstuffed, interminable minutes of "The Spirit" yield exactly two memorable moments: when one of Mr. Jackson's genetically engineered minions (all played by Louis Lombardi) appears as a tiny, hopping foot with a head grafted on to it, supplying an odd, creepy morsel of Surrealism; and when Eva Mendes, playing a character called Sand Saref, sits on a copy machine and presses the button.

It was a stripped down acoustic version and like several others tonight, Andrew was engaging if not exactly great memorable.