But you move on to other obsessions, or entrancements, and things get consigned to the back of the mind.
Tens of thousands more were wounded, and many were left disabled, unable to work, and consigned to poverty back home.
She is a mousy millinery assistant, consigned to the back room because she is not considered attractive enough to deal with customers.
And the once overheated battle over whether vicars could live with their same-sex partners has been consigned to a back burner.
(Print journalists, are generally consigned to the back row of the bleachers, where, thankfully for viewers, they are well out of camera range).
Anatole Broyard wanted to be a writer -- and not just a "Negro writer" consigned to the back of the literary bus.
Originally from Nottingham, Turner was signed to Notts County – despite being a Forest fan – aged 12, but was let go two years later, a frustrated striker consigned to the back line.
The home nations are "livid" with the English FA for raising an issue they believed had been consigned to history back in 2012.
That part of the story is consigned to a back burner in "Front Burner".
He goes to the cinema up to four times a week, and his favourite movie of the year was Snowpiercer, a dystopian Korean film about a world destroyed by a botched attempt to curb global warming that leaves the remnants of humanity trapped on a train with the poor consigned to the very back, the very rich at the front.
Mr. Sill, speaking affably and simply, led his audience into layers of the music that are all too easy to consign to the back of your mind.
