Sentence examples for I mostly forgot from inspiring English sources

So we shelved the idea, and I mostly forgot about it for a while.

The beach was still only a comfortable walk or jog away, but I mostly forgot about it and fell into a different tropical rhythm in the old-Florida atmosphere of downtown.

Over the next 10 months, I mostly forgot about the whole thing.

I've mostly forgotten everything I had to memorize in sixth grade.

I'd mostly forgotten about the failed affair with Mrs. X by the time the summer ended and I'd unpacked my things in my freshman dorm.

I couldn't help but think it was a needless reminder that she recently launched an election campaign by pledging to legislate for the murder of fluffy animals, something I had mostly forgotten.

Eventually, they did something crueller: they mostly forgot about him.

Economists and policy makers mostly forgot that Keynes prescribed budget surpluses during economic upswings to offset the deficits that he correctly advocated during downturns.

There are many good things to quote, such as the first verse of Jabberwocky, songs that have been mostly forgotten, ("I am I, Don Quixote, the Man of La Mancha") or make up some of your own ("I would like a dollar so I can buy a fish!").

Reading "The Distraction Addiction," I was reminded of "Micro Man" (1982), a mostly forgotten book by Susan Curran and the eccentric British cybernetician Gordon Pask, which offered a prediction about the commodification of time.

"Nigeria was like that for me: mostly forgotten, except for those few things that I remembered with an outsize intensity.