Sentence examples for less memorable than from inspiring English sources

A white Christmas back home suddenly seemed less memorable than this Scottish one.

To his director, however, the way Mr. Harvard speaks is less memorable than the way he listens.

He composes stray poems, most of which are disappointingly flat and less memorable than the rest of Mr. Walter's writing.

If anyone is hoping the sequel will be less memorable than the original, it is surely the men who run Wall Street's most profitable, least popular firm.

Desserts are less memorable than most of the main courses, though I enjoyed an eggy, tangy lemon tart and various gelatos and sorbets from the supplier Ciao Bella.

The new songs are less memorable than the oldies; there is less ambivalence in them, less struggle to do the right thing.

Their performances were less memorable, however, than Huston's portrayal the same year of a Roman Catholic cardinal in another film, Otto Preminger's The Cardinal.

Until stumps rather than until Monty is out I mean... 85 Test matches and he's still got less memorable contributions than Paul Collingwood in my book.

Under the guise of successive new programmes, each with a less memorable acronym than the last, the Fed is substituting its balance-sheet for that of the contracting private financial system to keep the American economy from being starved of credit.

Marquette got the ball and followed with a clinching 3-pointer — a less memorable play, sadly, than the one that led to it.

Her dark, distinctive voice and dynamic stage presence are no less memorable to us than her down-to-earth, ebullient personality and irrepressible sense of humor.