Unmemorable, in fact. -Then it's forgotten.

-事实上，令人难忘。 ——然后就忘了。

He was on the small side and had the sort of face that was almost entirely unmemorable.

他个子偏小，长着乎完全令人难忘的脸。

Like most political keynotes, Mr Castro's was an utterly unmemorable torrent of boilerplate (he took brave stands in favour of education, family, America and hard work).

像大多数的政治主题演讲样, 卡斯特的演讲如样板文件的大潮中个不起眼的小浪花(他勇敢的大力支持教育、、国和努力)。

The Gilded Age presidents are often  said to be remarkably unmemorable, as they – by and large – took a  hands-off approach to governance.

镀金时代的总统们常被认为是非常令人难忘的，因为他们——总的来说——对治理采取了不干涉的方式。

Yes, it's still in Canada, and yes, Melissa and I have been there before, but it is so unmemorable that it isn't the problem.

是的，它仍然在加拿大， 是的，梅丽莎和我以前去过那里，但它是如此令人难忘， 这不是问题。