unmemorable
Example Sentences
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He said a photograph showing him with Carroll and both of their spouses at an event in 1987 was apparently an unmemorable encounter on a receiving line.
From Seattle Times
Early in her career, she was relegated to those sorts of parts, so she tried to sneak a bit of humanity into her scenes, giving unmemorable stereotypes some life.
From New York Times
There are just too many characters, or maybe it’s that the characters aren’t sufficiently defined; despite having seen the previous films, many of them seemed to me like unmemorable strangers.
From Seattle Times
McCarthy was elected to the Senate from Wisconsin in 1946, and his early years in office were unmemorable — except for one revealing episode.
From Salon
When Natasha strolled onto the big screen 11 years ago, making a memorable first impression in the otherwise unmemorable “Iron Man 2,” she turned heads with her beauty before unleashing a panoply of lethal moves.
From Los Angeles Times
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