Sentence examples for memorable feel from inspiring English sources

Final Fantasy XI Treasures of Aht Urhgan Original Soundtrack was well received by critics, with Patrick Gann describing it as "wonderful", and saying that "nearly every song has its own memorable feel".

Whether it's painful or memorable, I feel that is the reason why I have a fan base unlike any other because they are touched by the songs.

Like most museums dedicated to history, the Hoboken Historical Museum generally waits until a memorable event feels somewhat distant before inviting the public to revisit it.

But San Diego's Sterling Hitchcock was even better, so what was supposed to be a memorable day felt like a listless afternoon in May.

Not only are we all alone, we're all going to die, too – and Burnside sets out, in poems whose rare and memorable beauty feels at times like an ironic comment on their subject matter, to make sure we don't forget it.

"Orphaned Old" begins with a memorable understatement: "I feel less lucky since my parents died".

Plus, several of these ad products don't feel memorable to users.

Even when teams did enter into the right spirit and the golden goal brought a memorable moment, it felt unsatisfying: David Trezeguet's decisive strike for France against Italy in the Euro 2000 final was glorious but possibly deprived us of a classic on par with the France-West Germany World Cup semi-final of 1982, when the Germans recovered from 3-1 down in extra-time to win on penalties.

The song doesn't strike me as one of their most memorable but it feels like a grower.

Shaking the hand of President Obama on the White House steps was, she said, a once-in-a-lifetime thrill made all the more memorable "because it felt like he cared about what we'd done".

In order to increase its popularity, the author introduce new characters, the Shinsengumi, who felt memorable to his assistants.