Sentence examples for how memorable is from inspiring English sources

I mean, how memorable is that?

Just how memorable is debatable, however.

Just how memorable is suggested by the mass of nostalgic campaign artifacts found in Jordan M. Wright's CAMPAIGNING FOR PRESIDENT (Smithsonian/Collins, $35).

How memorable was the call?

The true test of art is how memorable it is – does it live in your imagination to your dying moment, or fade on the walk home?

Even more memorable is how different the arrangement looks against the different colors, a lesson the Pointillists would surely have loved.

"Not especially memorable" is how Frommer's described the local culinary scene, which, excluding the American-style chains, mainly ranges from plain diner-like "sodas" to high-end resort restaurants.

Yet while Martin Scorsese might be overly fond of screen violence, part of what makes that film profound and memorable is how the thrill of violence, its seduction, is always in play with a palpable moral revulsion.

But in video games and Bruce Willis or Quentin Tarantino movies, though there's an element of, shall we call it, overkill — in which bodies go flying about in ways that in the real world bodies do not — what makes them on the whole memorable is how realistic they are.

Though I'm certain that the men and the smattering of women in the documentary are far from ordinary — their fantastic milieu and haunted eyes suggest as much — part of what makes them memorable is how Mr. Herzog weaves them into his story.

I wasn't the same player after that call in 2000, but I did feel like a better son, and that lesson was perpetual; my career, and the statistics that defined it, were only blips in time, no matter how memorable they were to me.