Sentence examples for specifically memorable from inspiring English sources

And we talked for a little while about my work; nothing specifically memorable but his presence itself.

Susanna Lazarus of Radio Times argues that the episode is memorable specifically for the alligator footage.

That place never had A.C. installed, so it was often hot during the playoffs — both for basketball games and, far worse, for hockey — but Breen was referring specifically to a particularly memorable event: Game 5 of the 1984 Finals between the Celtics and the Lakers, played on June 9th of that year.

The group, and Webber specifically, was involved in one of the most memorable plays in N.C.A.A. basketball history -- and one of the most painful for Michigan fans.

For one student, Edward Welbourne, now a software engineer in Oslo, the most memorable was Conway's linear algebra course – specifically, a session wherein Conway proved that for two symmetric quadratic forms, both can be simultaneously diagonalised (no small feat).

Make sure your resume is professional and you have cover letters tailored specifically to each business - generic may be easy but personal is memorable.

Her character features prominently in a memorable scene, the film's most overt nod to contemporary issues, specifically the use of torture to obtain information.

One of the more memorable scenes has her following eight-hour recipes from women's magazines, specifically designed to fill her now emptier days.

Specifically, he argued the diary entries the filmmakers reconstructed to form some of the most memorable scenes were completely made up.

But memorable!

Most memorable?