Sentence examples for mostly memorable from inspiring English sources

(Ages 10 and up) Modestly mysterious and mostly memorable, here are 37 stories for bedtime browsing by the author of "Tom's Midnight Garden".

Weekend Update was mostly memorable for a quick drop-in from Fey, who showed off the Playboy poses she'll now never be able to do.

The PBS series is mostly memorable for revolutionizing television, and not just by paving the way for reality shows like "The Osbournes" and "Jersey Shore," as well as mock-documentary sitcoms like "Modern Family" and "Parks and Recreation".

Whatever the reasons, "Monsters University," the prequel to the mild-mannered "Monsters, Inc.," is mostly memorable for being fine but forgettable.

Jason Wolff" Hamlin Aside from the hilarity of watching Ryan Seacrest try to pretend that he didn't kind of want a kiss from a big, burly mechanic, Jason's audition was mostly memorable on the strength of his second song, since his first -- Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Midnight Special" -- wasn't particularly original or impressive.

Last year, our Thanksgiving was memorable mostly for the deer we hit on the drive to our holiday destination.

The line, of course, follows a mostly wordless but memorable scene in a deli performed by Meg Ryan.

The actresses in the film (Margaret Leighton, Ann Sothern, Edie Adams) are fine, but their characters are memorable mostly for their hairstyles.

It's memorable mostly for angering readers with its "gay Fredo" revelation (an entirely plausible deduction from the movies).

Though her following films were mostly less than memorable, Minnelli scored a hit as Dudley Moore's true love in the blockbuster comedy Arthur (1981).

Even when our actions suddenly make us part of a greater world, the everyday surrounds us, makes even what's most memorable mostly ordinary.