Sentence examples for though memorable from inspiring English sources
Dancing is the central subject here; the characterizations and situations, though memorable, are secondary.
Among the best of the latter were her brief though memorable appearances in two films directed by Vincente Minnelli.
Being in Gelsenkirchen when they again showed a lack of penalty-taking prowess was, though memorable, a thoroughly deflating experience.
In Part I individual duets are the exception, though memorable; in Part II they are the norm, and intimate layers of feeling are disclosed.
Though memorable for his determination and physical will, Snickers is far from alone in proving the old adage that dogs are man's best friend.
What Strait really wanted, though, was memorable and interesting melodies.
(Hall's high-relief line readings, though, are memorable).
"The result, though, was memorable in ways that we couldn't have scripted".
"The Bully Pulpit" proceeds at a stately clip, in clear though not memorable prose, explaining details and context as they arise.
Neither did Colombia threaten much, though one memorable moment saw the venerable Yepes rumble half the length of the pitch before running aground.
And though a memorable belly dancing scene remains, it ignores the part where the dancer brandishes a sword at the Egyptian defense minister, taking aim at his groin.
