Sentence examples similar to non memorable from inspiring English sources

More careful attention and a different mindset can reveal a surprisingly rich aesthetic dimension of the otherwise mundane, non-memorable, ordinary parts of our daily life.

In the spring of 1993 there was another non-memorable diplomatic initiative being fostered upon the stage -- the so-called "Spanish Initiative".

Despite being arachnophobic, I admit some envy: the most memorable non-threatening hallucination I experienced was sitting on the tile floor in a friend's kitchen, conjugating Latin verbs with a blue beer bottle after swallowing some psilocybin mushrooms.

Shortlisted for the same prize was Suketu Mehta's Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found, described by another author as "unquestionably one of the most memorable non-fiction books to come out of India for many years".

– "There are more nurses from Malawi working in Manchester alone than there are nurses in all of Malawi" – is typical of the kind of quote highlighted in non-fiction: an easily memorable soundbite upending some widely held assumption.

Although highlighting increased suggestibility, Eslick et al. (2011) also found that highlighted details were more memorable than non-highlighted details; however, participants did not remember the source of those details.

It was a memorable but non-productive evening.

While sports accomplishments brought her to our attention, Serena transcends the tennis court and is memorable to even non-tennis fans precisely because she stands out as herself.

My favorite phrase came from a professor who once spoke this memorable mouthful: "de gustibus non disputandum est".

But this year's scandalous (to some) non-decision at least guarantees 2012 a memorable spot in the history of the Pulitzers.

It's impossible to leave without a memorable story, and getting in is non-discriminatory no crazy linon-discriminatory noor crazycheck.