Sentence examples for terribly memorable from inspiring English sources
But in the slack rhythms of idle chitchat, they arent terribly memorable either, and they dont add up to much.
This is what I will remember about the atmosphere at the Supreme Court during the same-sex marriage cases: that it wasn't terribly memorable.
Aaron Lazar is refreshingly understated, if not terribly memorable, as Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm, the swaggering dragoon who is having an affair with Desirée.
By Jeffrey Toobin March 28 , 2013This is what I will remember about the atmosphere at the Supreme Court during the same-sex marriage cases: that it wasn't terribly memorable.
I think it was a show in Denver, and there was nothing terribly memorable about it other than the fact that I walked out onstage unafraid of the Bach.
Mr. Trintignant appears to have realized early on that he was, in the usual terms of movie stardom, only an average specimen of homo cinematicus: of modest height, medium good looking, possessed of a pleasant, expressive, but not terribly memorable voice.
And with Barbara Poczwardowska she designed the puppet, a memorable and terribly sad creation, especially when it sings or says things like, "Fame is such a little word".
That's because Mark Millar's characters are neither memorable nor terribly relatable, but at least he holds your attention for the length of the comic.
They said "Again, a barely remembered moment, but long before the days of makeover television the momentous reveal of Jane – previously memorable in her daggy blazer and terribly parted hair – as super-foxy, big haired balldress-wearing lovely sent Mrs Mangel, and us, into shock".
Not that most phone names have terribly descriptive either, but while they can be lofty and ridiculous (and sometimes long-winded), they're at least memorable.
