Sentence examples for forgotten generally from inspiring English sources

I like having Metro in A. Less likely to be left behind on the subway, and forgotten generally.

Every once in a while a central bank forgets that, generally to its sorrow.

I am forever doing this with the Australian PM - committing the name to memory, forgetting it (generally more or less instantly), then feeling terribly guilty.

Among them teenage pregnancies are rare and often followed by marriage, sometimes at the point of a metaphorical shotgun.By the second or third generation such old-fashioned attitudes are generally forgotten.

"These folks are generally forgotten people".

The subtler aspects of open play were generally forgotten.

Degradation is generally forgotten in the initial design and material selection phase, which the surveyed literature has amply pointed out.

Generally forgotten in discussions of "The Jazz Singer" is the film's director, Alan Crosland.

Robert W. Merry's "President McKinley" argues for the centrality of a generally forgotten chief executive.

It is interesting that in some ways Ford's generally forgotten experiment is now being adopted.

The score is Richard Strauss's "Schlagobers" (1924) — surely until now the most generally forgotten ballet music by a major composer.