Sentence examples for particularly unforgettable from inspiring English sources

The indulgences can be directed at any step of the adventure: hotel, excursions, a particularly unforgettable meal.

But the result, though flawed, was undoubtedly one of the most resonant movies about war ever made, and particularly unforgettable in its 70mm format.

One particularly unforgettable story involves the rags-to-riches-to-rags-again tale of a high-flying A & R executive at Elektra named Terry Tolkin, whose musical discernment never translated into the other areas of his life.

He embodied Snape so fully he seemed like part of the scenery -- a particularly unforgettable part.

The beauty of these parks is overwhelming, but our hiking day in Bryce Canyon was particularly unforgettable.

Gnomen's opening is particularly unforgettable: The four men roll in together, somehow, as a single man-ball.

But, if many of the show's pieces make Qin and Han culture look unexpectedly relatable, its highlights are those that were unmistakably made long ago and far away, particularly the unforgettable jade burial suit of the Han princess Dou Wan.

The most extreme version of savagnin sous-voile is vin jaune, the most well-known of the Jura wines, and it has an intensity that is unforgettable, particularly with one of its traditional pairings, aged Comté cheese or chicken with morels and cream.

If an outside country helped overthrow a popular American president and helped set up an authoritarian regime in his place, is there any doubt this would be considered by most Americans, for at least a few generations, an unforgettable and particularly atrocious moment in our history?

The vast wasteland neighbourhood is an unforgettable sight, particularly when the wind whips up a dust devil that twists more than 20 metres high then dies seconds later, leaving a blizzard of black, blue and white shreds of plastic dancing in the sky.

Jack Nicholson is unforgettable as Eugene O'Neill, particularly in his scenes with Ms. Keaton.