Sentence examples for memorable in terms of from inspiring English sources

It was a good tour even if it wasn't particularly memorable in terms of entertaining cricket".

The teams are most memorable in terms of the variety of emotional relationships they represent (married couples, dating couples, best friends, former fraternity brothers).

We also sought something memorable in terms of art to accompany that genius; a little edgy; light, funny even, but not stupid.

It is hard to overestimate the importance of another memorable scalp, in terms of points, confidence and sheer bloody hope.

It was not a memorable speech in terms of the language, but it was forthright and seemed not at all defensive.

Asked recently what he considered his most memorable music, Mancini said in terms of popularity it was the theme for the television series "Peter Gunn".

Although her memorable pseudonym has arguably helped in terms of public recognition, it is something she now regrets.

In terms of memorable opening lines, I'm not sure any author can top Vladimir Nabokov in Lolita for pure poetry and mind-bending eroticism, but Nabokov's masterful conjuring doesn't leave much to the imagination.

In my book it was the best goal of the World Cup, though I recognise there was strong competition from James Rodríguez and Tim Cahill, but in terms of being memorable it is already becoming part of indelible tournament folklore, to be replayed for as long as World Cups last.

Games in the Final Fantasy series have grown longer with each entry, but the most recent installments are generally less memorable than the earlier, more succinct ones in terms of their narrative.

Admittedly, this film is unlikely to rival Giant or even Slacker in terms of creating a memorable image for at least one aspect of the vast state that gave the world Molly Ivins, Beyoncé Knowles and Rick Perry.