Sentence examples for mainly memorable from inspiring English sources

Last year, Labour's response to the autumn statement in the House of Commons was mainly memorable for McDonnell throwing a copy of Chairman Mao's Little Red Book at George Osborne.

There are unfortunate moments in "Shining Star," especially in Mr. Parsons's stereotypical depiction of jive attitude (a quartet for strutting men wearing long pimp coats springs to mind), but this dance is mainly memorable for its superficial rendering of the songs.

What did you think of the film, which was memorable mainly for being overly long?

Canned mushroom soup was a staple in my mother's pantry (yours, too?), useful for dozens of dishes, mainly casseroles, some memorable, most best forgotten.

In the end, the show wasn't reviewed in any art magazines or newspapers, except for WaterfrontWeek, a Brooklyn freebie memorable mainly for its restaurant ads.

The Harry Potter stage show, watched with breaks in one, bot-rotting day, is an eight-hour marathon memorable mainly for its special effects … Potter enthusiasts will not mind how long the experience lasts but it seems artistically self-indulgent, and hard on families in terms of time and money, to split the experience into two parts.

The final section of "Windcatcher" is memorable mainly for bombastic love poems that range from the near-scriptural, like "The Oath" ("if ever my hands forget / the rounding of your body / the hollows and the curves / and your smooth warm skin"), to such moody urban riffings as "In a Cab in the Rain, New York" ("listen, all you need to take is a lipstick / and I two bottles of wine").

If Delhi was memorable mainly for the fact that few athletes turned up and were watched by even fewer, Glasgow filled stadiums and rattled eardrums.

Self-report is susceptible to socially desirable responding [ 19], and older adults have less accurate recall [ 20], and their physical activity is mainly walking which is less memorable than activity for leisure or fitness [ 21].

Memorable refrains, hard beats, elegant rhymes: this album succeeds mainly by sticking to a simple but effective formula.

This book is full of apparently effortless, memorable and brilliant flourishes of language: Granny Weatherwax's cottage is made "mainly of creaks".