Sentence examples for were so memorable from inspiring English sources

(Besides, the cat-less "Minus" isn't in need of mooring: it works precisely because the original comic strips were so memorable).

The show's deliriously preening heroes were so memorable that they inspired a set of fictional Twitter feeds, in which the characters live on, making remarks like "Deciding if the satire I'm about to write should be scathing or whip-smart".

Starting in the 1960s, and bumping and grinding until the 1980s, the area that radiates north of the Queensboro-Ed Koch Bridge, where marathon runners now enter Manhattan, was a trove of boisterous disco/restaurants that were so memorable that they still inspire Austin Powers-like reactions.

Schwarzenegger's lines in that film and its sequel, where he plays a good cyborg fighting an evil liquid-silver one, were so memorable — "Hasta la vista, baby"; "I'll be back" — that Schwarzenegger, now the governor of California, has made them part of his political career.

Nobody reclines on their death sofa saying "I wish I'd spent a bit more time appearing on the telly", not even those whose appearances were so memorable (and I'll never forget seeing Floyd lean into the camera with his cloth and that "Sorry darling, you're all steamed up") they created and defined the parameters of an entire TV genre.

The early Samsung commercials mocking the herd behaviour of iPhone fans (yes, I was one), waiting to buy a product for features the Galaxy also boasted (and often with superior qualities), were so memorable precisely because they revealed just what was behind Apple's kimono. .

Calvin Klein's ad campaigns have always been so memorable".

Not all the self-portraits are so memorable.

That, and his clutch kicks are so memorable".

Why do you think these images are so memorable?

Michael Rosenberg of The Detroit Free Press reminds us how a career so short was so memorable.